Join us at the Aviation Innovation Conference for the Asia-Pacific (AICAP 2027), a premier forum for researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers to present and discuss cutting-edge developments shaping the future of aviation in the Asia Pacific.
The first edition of AICAP will be held in Singapore and will bring together the region’s diverse aviation ecosystem to address emerging challenges and opportunities across air traffic management, artificial intelligence, sustainability, and integrated airspace operations. The conference features peer-reviewed technical sessions, industry showcases, and strategic dialogues, providing a unique platform to bridge research and practice while advancing innovation tailored to the Asia-Pacific context.
Themes and Topics
Authors are invited to submit their original research focused on innovative concepts, technologies, and applications in aviation. Contributions addressing emerging challenges and opportunities in the Asia-Pacific context are particularly encouraged. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Collaborative, Connected, and Interoperable Aviation Operations
- Intelligent Air Traffic Management and Flight Operations
- Airport, Airline, Air Cargo and Ground Operations
- UAV, Advanced Air Mobility, and UTM/ATM Integration
- AI/ML, Automation, Human Factors, and Digital Twins in Aviation
- Safety, Resilience, and Security for Digital Aviation Ecosystems
- Policy, Sustainability, Weather, and Climate-Resilient Aviation
- Future Aviation Systems and Transformative Innovations
Important Dates
| Submission deadline for papers | 15th Oct 2026 |
| Notification of acceptance | 1st Dec 2026 |
| Camera ready submission deadline | 15th Dec 2026 |
| Registration Deadline | 05th Jan 2027 |
| Conference dates | 27th – 29th Jan 2027 |
Submission Guidelines
Papers for the AICAP 2027 can be submitted through the EasyChair.
- Page Limit: 08 pages, includeing references, appendices, and any other supplementary content.
- All papers must be submitted in PDF format (up to 6MB) and must adhere to the IEEE double-column format.
For more information and to download the necessary templates, please visit the link here.