Space
Reusable rockets and spacecraft flying out of the Cape, shown up close.
CAPEWEEKLeadership Forum
The leaders building what comes nextMarch 27–29, 2028
At a glance
When
March 27–29, 2028
Where
The former Space Shuttle landing runway, NASA's Kennedy Space Center, Florida
Who
Executives, entrepreneurs, investors and government officials
Focus
Aerospace, superintelligence, energy, autonomy, robotics and advanced mobility
The CapeWeek Leadership Forum brings executives, investors and government officials together to examine the commercial opportunities emerging across aerospace, superintelligence, energy, autonomy, robotics and advanced mobility.
It is part of CapeWeek, The Great American Aerospace and Technology Expo, a week that also brings an international industry exposition and public days with flight demonstrations and technology displays to the 15,001-foot former Space Shuttle landing runway.
What comes next, on display.
Airshow
World-class flight demonstrations overhead, close enough to feel the sound.
Defense
The aircraft and systems that keep America ahead, seen up close.
Airliners
The next generation of commercial jets, built to fly farther on less fuel.
Advanced Mobility
Electric air taxis taking off and landing right in front of you.
Autonomy
Self-driving cars and autonomous drones, shown working live.
Super Intelligence
The AI shaping how machines are designed, built and flown.
Robotics
Robots built to work alongside people, shown in live demos.
Energy
Fusion and new power systems that will run the machines of the future.
Maritime
Autonomous vessels and the next generation of ships, seen up close.
Leadership Forum
Part of CapeWeek, The Great American Aerospace and Technology Expo, alongside the industry exposition and the public days.