Indo-Pacific Aviation Security
Technology Symposium
September 17-18, 2026
Bangkok, Thailand
Co-hosted by the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT), in partnership with the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the Indo-Pacific Aviation Security Technology Symposium will bring together government and industry leaders from the United States and across the Indo-Pacific to strengthen aviation security and resilience.
Through expert-led discussions, technology demonstrations, case studies, and networking opportunities, participants will explore emerging aviation security challenges, examine innovative technologies and best practices, and strengthen public-private collaboration to enhance aviation security and resilience across the Indo-Pacific.
Why You Should Attend
High-Level Government Engagement
Connect directly with TSA leadership, civil aviation authorities, and aviation decision-makers from across the region.
Access to U.S. Aviation Security Solutions
Discover leading U.S. technologies, equipment, and services designed to strengthen airport, passenger, and cargo security operations.
Strategic Networking and Partnerships
Build relationships with government officials, airport operators, and industry leaders to foster collaboration and future commercial opportunities.
Key Themes and Topics
Aviation Security Technology and Innovation
Explore advanced screening technologies, biometrics, AI-enabled solutions, and emerging security capabilities.
Access to U.S. Aviation Security Solutions
Share best practices in training, certification, workforce readiness, and effective deployment of security technologies.
Threat Detection and Critical Infrastructure Protection
Assess evolving threats, risk management, cybersecurity, and the protection of critical aviation infrastructure.
Public-Private Collaboration and Best Practices
Highlight successful partnerships, regulatory approaches, and proven security models from the United States and international aviation stakeholders.
For questions or additional information, contact Ms. Cari Broderson at cari@bilateralchamber.org.
See you in Bangkok!