Egyptian companies brought loitering munitions, hard-kill interceptor drones, guided glide bombs and electronic jammers to the second El Alamein International Airshow. This report examines the systems individually, separating their advertised capabilities from the hardware and evidence available.
Held at El Alamein International Airport from 8 to 10 September 2026, the second El Alamein International Airshow (EIAS 2026) hosted more than 250 exhibitors representing over 50 countries.
Egyptian firms occupied approximately 28 stands, with unmanned aircraft and precision-strike weapons accounting for much of their display. The Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI) alone exhibited 22 products, including eight making their first public appearance.
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