With the Orlando venue rapidly assuming the role of the NBAA annual meeting and convention’s “unofficial” home, static display host Showalter Flying Service has become virtually synonymous with the show itself. Having managed the static display since NBAA was first staged in Orlando, the FBO at Executive Airport has become the acknowledged gold standard in dealing with the complexities of displaying more than 100 aircraft.
“We’ve had incredible support from [the people at] Showalter Flying Service throughout the years and we couldn’t do the NBAA Convention in Orlando without them,” said Kathleen Blouin, NBAA’s senior vice president for conventions, seminars and forums. “The Showalters provide as much of their ramp space as NBAA can fill with airplanes and basically allow us to do what we need to in order to put on a spectacular static display of aircraft.”
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