Airshows & Events

The International Paris Air Show is organised by the SIAE, a subsidiary of GIFAS, French Aerospace Industries Association. The 54th edition of the Paris Show taken place at the Le Bourget Parc des Expositions in June 2023, and once again brings together all the players in this global industry around the latest technological innovations. The first four days of the Show is reserved for trade visitors, followed by three days open to the general public.

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The 50th edition of Le Temps des Hélices! The La Ferte-Alais, France is an unmissable meeting every season. The 2023 edition of Le Temps des Hélices, a major event of the aeronautical season, offered each year during the Pentecost weekend by the Amicale Jean-Baptiste Salis (AJBS), will be the 50th edition and took place on May 27 and 28, 2023. 50 years later, the “Temps des Hélices” has become an unmissable event of the meeting season in Europe

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EBACE is a premier event and the annual meeting place for the European business aviation community. This major media event brings together business leaders, government officials, manufacturers, corporate aviation department personnel and all manner of people involved in nearly all aspects of business aviation. Featuring 50+ aircraft – this is the best way to see a side-by-side comparison of business aircraft, conveniently located right at the Geneva International Airport. Whether you’re in the market or just have a passion for airplanes, see a full range of pistons, helicopters, turboprops and jets.

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AERO Friedrichshafen 2023. With more than 650 exhibitors from 35 nations, 33,000 visitors and 600 journalists from all over the world, AERO Friedrichshafen is the world's most important annual meeting place for the community. Companies from the entire industry present their products and innovations at the new exhibition center in Friedrichshafen. These include gliders and ultralight aircraft, single and twin-engine piston aircraft, aircraft with electric engines, helicopters, business jets and the areas of avionics and maintenance.

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Australian International Airshow Aerospace and Defence Exposition 2023 (AVALON 2023) for the AMDA Foundation Limited (AMDA) the fifteenth Airshow event held at Avalon Airport and featured Australian and International aerobatic performers, a vast array of modern military hardware from the Australian Defence Force and overseas Air Arms, together with antique, classic, and experimental aircraft both in the air and on the ground.

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Farnborough International Airshow 2022 signified the revival of the aerospace, defence, and space industries, with new partnerships forged, contracts unveiled, commitments made and tens of thousands of professionals gathering to reconnect across the sector. Setting the course of the industry for decades to come, sustainability, net-zero, advanced air mobility and space were the leading topics for exhibitors and attendees at the event, which took place 18-22 July, highlighting the industry’s dedication to driving positive change and building a more efficient, greener future. The Airshow was opened on Monday by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who welcomed global leaders from the aerospace and aviation industries to Farnborough, UK. Throughout the week 17 Ministers attended the Airshow alongside more than 30 Members of Parliament from across Government. A strong backlog of aircraft and engine orders, billion-dollar global partnerships and contracts across the aerospace, space and defence supply chains were revealed by globally recognised leaders, such as Airbus, Boeing, Rolls-Royce, EasyJet and Embraer. Airbus and Boeing announced deals between them worth $4.5bn to the UK at current programs and prices with 277 confirmed Aircraft orders and a further 81 options.

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Every two years, high-level government and military delegations, as well as senior corporate executives around the world attend the Singapore Airshow to forge partnerships and seal deals in this region. As Asia’s largest Airshow, this is the place to be for leading aerospace companies and budding players eager to make their mark in the international aerospace and defence market! The event offers a unique platform for industry thought leadership through its high-level conference, forums and co-located events. Leading industry players, government and military chiefs gather here bi-annually to contribute to dialogues, exchange ideas and seek solutions and strategies to advance the interests of the global aerospace and defence sector.

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The 2018 Farnborough air show celebrated its 70th birthday this year, and AirTeamImages photographers provided full coverage of the event. The show has seen US $192bn in deals, up by $67.5bn on the 2016 Airshow. More than 1,400 commercial aircraft were ordered at the show valued at $154bn More than 1,432 engines were ordered worth $21.96bn

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A record crowd of 185,000 people enjoyed a feast of flying as the Royal International Air Tattoo staged international celebrations marking the Royal Air Force’s Centenary at RAF Fairford. In total, 302 aircraft, from 43 air arms representing 30 nations attended the airshow, of which 121 took part in the flying display. Among the flying display highlights were a number of unique flypasts. A special tribute to the legendary 617 ‘Dambusters’ Squadron saw the iconic Lancaster bomber from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight fly in formation with the squadron’s current aircraft, the Tornado, and the RAF’s new state-of-the-art F-35B Lightning II. Another flypast featured nine RAF Typhoons in formation, as part of centenary celebrations. Other flying highlights included displays by the US Air Force Heritage Flight; the Ukrainian Su-27 Flanker; the Royal Canadian Air Force CF-188 Hornet; the French Aeronavale Rafale M duo; the Italian Frecce Tricolori aerobatic display team and the RAF’s Red Arrows. Visitors on Saturday were treated to a rare flypast by a US Air Force B-2A Spirit stealth bomber that had made the round trip from its base in Missouri, US.

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Chateau d Oex in the Vaudois Alps of Switzerland plays host to an International hot air balloon festival in January of each year. This popular 9-day festival sponsored by Parmigiani includes the possibility for visitors to take a hot air balloon ride and on the Friday night features a spectacular show with night glow and fireworks. The 2018 event marked the 40th anniversary, which brought together pilots from around twenty different countries and around 70 balloons. Château d’Oex has a winter microclimate particularly suited to flying hot air balloons amid the spectacular scenery of the Alps. The link between Château-d’Oex and hot air balloons is a historical one as it was also the departure point of the Breitling Orbiter, a balloon that was the first to circumnavigate the globe in 1999. Piloted by Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones, the balloon beat Richard Branson to the prize – he had previously attempted the flight and failed. Visitors can learn about the story of this adventure at the Château-d’Oex hot air balloon museum located in the centre of the town. Piccard is also known for his solar-powered flight around the planet, completed in 2016. The festival attracts many international visitors and locals across two weekends, with hot air balloons in special shapes, air displays and model hot air balloons. Pleasure flights can also be taken in helicopters around the valley and there are ski slopes in the surrounding mountains. The next event takes place 26 January to 3rd February 2019.

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