One of the largest business aviation shows is back again to outline a roadmap for the industry. The European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE) is returning with its 2023 edition with the promise to shape the future of on-demand aviation. Touted as Europe’s premier on-demand aircraft and advanced air mobility event, it is set to be held at the Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland, and the Geneva International Airport from May 23 to 25, 2023.
Co-hosted by EBAA and NBAA, EBACE is the annual meeting place for the European business aviation community and the continent’s premier event showcasing on-demand aircraft, advanced air mobility (AAM) vehicles and the multitude of services available to operators. EBACE2023 will bring together business leaders, government officials, manufacturers, flight department personnel and all manner of people involved in nearly every aspect of business aviation not just from Europe but the entire world.
Following the last editions’ successful key highlights of sustainability and innovation, this edition is set to add more flavour to the same.
REASONS TO NOT MISS EBACE2023
Here are some of the reasons that the organisers believe one must attend the event for:
• To be a part of the discussion on sustainability efforts and
ideas that are accelerating the industry to carbon net zero by 2050.
• To engage with companies that are the catalyst for future flight, with high-tech small aircraft through cutting-edge intercontinental jets.
• To view the latest innovations in advanced air mobility and electric propulsion.
This story is from the Issue 4, 2023 edition of SP’s Aviation.
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