RUBAE Show Presses On in Pandemic Times
The 15th edition of the Russian Business Aviation Exhibition (RUBAE) opened at Moscow Vnukovo Airport on September 8.
Held at the Vnukovo-3 FBO in Moscow, this year’s Russian Business Aviation Exhibition hosted a dozen aircraft, including a Falcon 8X and two Hawkers, with the largest a B757. Photo: Vladimir Karnozov
Held at the Vnukovo-3 FBO in Moscow, this year’s Russian Business Aviation Exhibition hosted a dozen aircraft, including a Falcon 8X and two Hawkers, with the largest a B757. Photo: Vladimir Karnozov

The 15th edition of the Russian Business Aviation Exhibition (RUBAE) opened at Moscow Vnukovo Airport on September 8, albeit with a smaller footprint than previous shows thanks to the pandemic. The three-day event was held at the Vnukovo-3 FBO after skipping last year due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

RUBAE 2021 saw the number of exhibiting companies with stands dropping below 40 and the number of aircraft to a dozen, showing a considerable reduction to pre-pandemic times. Still, organizer Russian United Business Aviation Association (RUBAA) decided to run the show to commemorate the Vnukovo Airport’s 80th anniversary.

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