The Leading Showfor General Aviation

April 1 – 4, 2020Friedrichshafen | Germany

www.aero-expo.com#aerofriedrichshafen

EDNY: N 47 40.3 E 009 30.7

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The future starts here!

In 2020, the “show of innovation” will once again live up to its reputation as the world’s most important industry gathering: Around 700 exhibitors from 35 countries will be presenting general aviation innovations.

The spectrum ranges from high-tech ultralight aircraft and gyrocopters to single and twin-engine aircraft, to mid-size business jets and rotorcraft. The show will also feature avionic innovations, maintenance, supply parts and every-thing else that pilots need, be it info about training and continuing education, or personal items such as clothing or a smart aviator watch.

AERO Conferences Innovative – Informative – International. The most pressing questions about the development of general aviation will be answered at over 200 workshops and symposiums.

Industry associations and agencies such as the FAI, EASA, GAMA, AOPA, UAV DACH, DHV and GBAA will be offering a broad range of input. Political questions about climate pro-tection will be explored as will legal issues that are expected to emerge in the future.

Lindbergh Innovation Forum The Lindbergh Innovation Forum is a platform that presents general aviation innovations.It is comprised of short talks which will be given by well known and respected industry figures. The Forum’s aim is to pass on the spirit of general aviation to the upcoming generation.

Highlights 2020„BE a pilot“ – supported by aerokurierIn the “Be a Pilot” area, future pilots will get all the information they need from respected flying schools. At AEROCareer, it is not only careers “above the clouds” but also in aircraft hangars and design offices that are on offer.

ENGINe area – supported by FliegermagazinThe “Engine Area” in the center of Hall A5 is the biggest information and product showcase for aircraft engines. Ques-tions about the propulsion technologies of the future will be discussed at various forums and in the e-flight expo Hall A7. This is where experts will also be holding intense dialogue about alternative fuels and connected electromobility.

Avionics avenue – supported by AERokurierCool stuff for cockpits: Discover the latest innovations in the areas of onboard electronics and cockpits. The glass cockpit, flight management and communication systems are central here. At the Garmin Seminar Area, complex technology will be explained in an easy-to-understand way. See the latest generation of headsets in the Headset Test Area.

Aerodrones / uas expoThe practical use of drones for complex rescue maneuvers will be the key topic in the Outdoor Demo Area in the Open-Air Area East. In addition, the first two days of the show will be accompanied by a dedicated exhibition with a drone forum in Hall A2, where experts will be explaining the many ways in which drones are used by the emergency and rescue services.

e-flight-expo – supported by Flying Pages Alternative forms of propulsion: Aviation does not remain unaffected by the climate debate. Electrical propulsion systems offer a solution in this regard. This subject will be discussed by an expert panel at the Lindbergh Innovation Forum while potential manufacturers of electric-powered aircraft will be aiming to demonstrate their suitability for everyday use at the new Lindbergh e-flight Rally.

Flight simulator area – supported by ppv medien & aerosoftAspiring pilots can get a first impression here; experienced flyers will be able to find out about continuing education in this area, and familiarize themselves with other aircraft. The FSA Forum in Hall A6 will be staging exciting talks on the subject of simulation and e-sports.

Opening hours &admission prices

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Onsite Prices:Day ticket € 30.002-day ticket € 45.003-day ticket € 60.004-day ticket € 70.00Concession day ticket € 20.00

Ticket for school pupilsand students € 5.00

Admission is free of charge for children and teenagers up to 16 years inclusive

Arriving by airAERO visitors flying here themselves can make an online request for a slot at Friedrichshafen Airport. Details are available in the “Travel” section of our homepage www.aero-expo.com, EDNY: N 47 40.17 E 009 30.41. Alternatively, visitors can land at nearby airfields such as Mark- dorf (UL), Leutkirch, Konstanz and Mengen without a slot.

ROOM RESERVATIONSTourist Information Friedrichshafenmesse@ti.friedrichshafen.de Phone +49 7541 203 55402 / +49 7541 203 55411

ORGANIZERMesse Friedrichshafen GmbHP.O.Box 2080, 88010 Friedrichshafen, GermanyPhone +49 7541 708-0 | Fax +49 7541 708-110info@messe-fn.de | www.messe-friedrichshafen.de

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Opening hoursWed. – Fri. 9 a.m.–6 p.m.Sat. 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

SAVE UP TO 33% ONLINE:Day ticket € 20.00

2-day ticket € 35.00

3-day ticket € 48.00

4-day ticket € 60.00

Hall layout 2020

Static display Business Aviation, Second hand aircraft, Business Aviation Re-Sale Area

Foyer West AERO Conference Center West, AERO South Africa, AEROCareer (Be a Pilot, Jobwall)

Foyer East AERO Conference Center East, AERO-Kunst (Art Exhibition), AERO Conference stage

Hall A2 AERO Drones, Drones for emergency & rescue (only Wednesday and Thursday)

Hall A3 Business Aviation, General Aviation, Services, Equipment

Hall A4 General Aviation, Services, Equipment

Hall A5 General Aviation, ENGINE AREA, Maintenance, Propulsion Systems, Pilot Supplies, Pilot Competence Center PPC, MRO

Hall A6 AVIONICS AVENUE, Cockpit and Onboard Systems, Flight Simulator Area

Hall A7 e-fl ight-expo, eVTOL, e-connect-area

Hall B1 – B3 UL, VLA, LSA

Hall B4 Gyrocopters, DAeC, DULV, Vintage Glider

Hall B5 Helicopter Hangar