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Bolen: EBACE To Showcase 'Stronger than Ever' Industry
EBACE is returning with full agenda but fewer exhibitors as the Russian/Ukraine conflict takes toll.
EBACE will have a "reimagined" show floor layout, pulling in features such as keynotes that have been held in other halls in past, but the 250 exhibitors leading up to the show fall short of past tallies that topped 400. (Photo: David McIntosh)
EBACE will have a "reimagined" show floor layout, pulling in features such as keynotes that have been held in other halls in past, but the 250 exhibitors leading up to the show fall short of past tallies that topped 400. (Photo: David McIntosh)

EBACE is returning with a full agenda, first-time exhibitors and aircraft debuts, and plenty of engagement opportunities. However, the May 23 to 25 show, which is co-organized by NBAA and EBAA, also will see fewer exhibitors as the effects of the Russian-Ukraine war and remnants of the Covid-19 pandemic continue to loom over Europe.

NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen and EBAA secretary-general Athar Husain Khan provided a glimpse of their upcoming joint convention and exhibition in Geneva during a recent webinar, encouraged that the industry will be able to gather together once more at Europe’s hallmark business aviation show.

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