13 Aug 2026

Registration is Open for Commercial Space Week 2027

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

(August 13, 2026) – Registration is now open for Commercial Space Week 2027, taking place January 11-14, 2027, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. The four-day event brings together leaders from commercial space, government, defense, academia, and industry through four co-located programs focused on education, business development, technology discovery, and collaboration across the global space economy.

Commercial Space Week includes the Global Spaceport Alliance Spaceport Summit (January 11), Space Mobility (January 12), SpaceCom, in collaboration with NASA (January 13-14), and Commercial Space Week Expo (January 12-14). The 2027 event is expected to welcome more than 5,000 attendees, 250+ exhibitors, 200+ speakers, participants from 80+ countries, and representatives from more than 2,200 organizations.

Commercial Space Week Expo
Commercial Space Week Expo will feature more than 250 exhibitors representing the full space ecosystem, from left-of-launch companies and launch providers to organizations advancing in-space infrastructure, mobility, manufacturing, and commercial operations. New international and industry pavilions will provide additional opportunities to discover emerging technologies and connect with organizations from around the world. Planned additions include the GSA Spaceport Pavilion, Simulation Pavilion, and an International Pavilion, currently in development.

GSA Spaceport Summit
The Global Spaceport Alliance (GSA) Spaceport Summit convenes spaceport operators, policymakers, investors, and industry leaders to examine how spaceports are supporting economic development, expanding access to space, and shaping the future of transportation. GSA members receive three complimentary registrations to the Summit, along with discounted registration for SpaceCom and Space Mobility.

Space Mobility
Space Mobility brings together military, government, and industry leaders to examine the operational challenges of building the U.S. Space Force's Space Logistics Enterprise. The 2027 program will focus on contested logistics and the capabilities needed to preserve combat effectiveness in an increasingly contested space domain, where mission planning must account for adversaries capable of disrupting, degrading, or denying operations.

Sessions will explore operational tempo, combat power regeneration, responsive launch, maneuver, reconstitution, logistics infrastructure, industrial capacity, and the policies and partnerships required to enable future military space operations. Through keynote presentations and expert panels, attendees will examine how government and industry are working together to translate operational challenges into the next generation of space logistics capabilities. The 2027 conference is expected to welcome approximately 1,200 attendees.

SpaceCom, in Collaboration with NASA
SpaceCom will feature two days of thought-provoking executive keynotes, panel discussions, and industry-led presentations aligned with current international and commercial space initiatives, industry and NASA's priorities for the future of space exploration and commercialization.

Sessions will examine the technologies, policies, and partnerships supporting these priorities, with discussions covering topics such as commercial space stations, the Artemis program, moon base, nuclear power, cislunar mobility, robotics, artificial intelligence, orbital manufacturing, space traffic management, supply chain resilience, workforce development, and commercialization. Featured presentations will include executive outlooks from NASA leadership, and expert panels exploring the next generation of space infrastructure and the commercial space economy.

Registration
Registration for Commercial Space Week 2027 is now open at www.commercialspaceweek.com/register. Organizations interested in exhibiting, sponsoring, or increasing their visibility during Commercial Space Week can learn more at www.commercialspaceweek.com/exhibit. A new group registration program offers discounted rates for organizations bringing leadership, engineering, business development, operations, and program teams to the event.

About Commercial Space Week
Commercial Space Week brings together the global space community through four co-located events: the Global Spaceport Alliance Spaceport Summit, Space Mobility, SpaceCom, in collaboration with NASA, and Commercial Space Week Expo. The event provides a forum for education, technology discovery, business development, and collaboration, connecting government, defense, commercial space, academia, and industry to explore technologies, partnerships, and policies shaping the future of the space economy.

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