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ACE 2026 - September 8th

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EBACE ponders where and when for 2026
Subject to the final venue selection, EBACE26 is expected to take place either in the last week of May or the first week of June 2026.

On the eve of EBACE the event's future is to be subject to a radical rethink. The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) says it will reveal on June 30th whether the show is to remain in Geneva or find an alternative venue. "Subject to the final venue selection, EBACE26 is expected to take place either in the last week of May or the first week of June 2026," says Holger Krahmer, Secretary General.

EBAA says it is committing to a transformative review, with a series of changes under consideration. Areas under review include the possibility of relocating the show from Geneva, rethinking the event format to better engage High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs), exploring new offerings for exhibitors, evaluating the future of the static aircraft display, considering partnerships with additional event organisers, and establishing a pricing model that delivers value for both attendees and exhibitors.

Krahmer adds: “Our goal is to reimagine EBACE with and for our stakeholders. We are listening and actively reviewing every aspect of the show to ensure it evolves alongside our industry, and continues to offer real value. While changes take time, one thing remains clear to us: the industry needs EBACE and it remains the right place to meet the right people in business aviation.”

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