Charter & Fractional
Air Charter Expo To Consider State of the Industry
Air Charter Expo conferences at London Biggin Hill Airport will consider the impact of Covid and Brexit and how the industry can be more sustainable.
VoltAero's Cassio 1 hybrid-electric technology demonstrator will make its international debut at the Air Charter Expo at London Biggin Hill Airport. (Photo: VoltAero)
VoltAero's Cassio 1 hybrid-electric technology demonstrator will make its international debut at the Air Charter Expo at London Biggin Hill Airport. (Photo: VoltAero)

The Air Charter Expo next week at London Biggin Hill Airport will feature a full conference program assessing the current and future state of the industry. The September 14 event will feature at least 14 business aircraft on static display and is the first in-person business aviation trade show in the UK since early 2020.

The morning conference is organized by the Air Charter Association and will open with a keynote address by chairman Kevin Ducksbury. Four sessions will focus on the impact of the Covid pandemic, a new charter broker training program, an update on European Union operations post-Brexit, and illegal charter. There will also be a special presentation by Dassault on its new Falcon 6X and 10X jets.