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AfBAA gives its backing to AERO South Africa
AfBAA, a key advocate for business and general aviation in Africa, will curate workshop content to ensure relevance and value for delegates from across the industry for the event at Lanseria International in Jo'burg.

AERO South Africa 2025, a general aviation trade show, will be endorsed by the African Business Aviation Association (AfBAA) and will host a dedicated Safety and Training Workshop during this year's event. The workshop will take place on Thursday 26 June at Lanseria International airport, Johannesburg.

Held as an official part of AERO South Africa, the Safety and Training Workshop will offer a full-day programme focused on advancing operational safety and professional training within the African aviation landscape. The workshop will feature expert speakers, panel discussions and interactive sessions aimed at operators, pilots, ground personnel and aviation service providers.

“This workshop is a vital addition to the AERO South Africa programme,” says Louise Olckers, show director of AERO South Africa. “Partnering with AfBAA to host this event allows us to provide a meaningful knowledge platform that speaks directly to the needs of Africa's aviation professionals.”

AfBAA, a key advocate for business and general aviation in Africa, will curate the workshop content to ensure relevance and value for delegates from across the industry.

“The Safety and Training Workshop is part of our broader mission to support safety, growth and sustainability in African aviation,” adds Dawit Lemma, AfBAA chairman. “We are excited to work alongside AERO South Africa to deliver impactful training that will benefit the entire aviation community.”

The event is free to attend for all registered AERO South Africa visitors but seating is limited. Industry professionals and stakeholders are encouraged to attend and take advantage of this unique opportunity for professional development and networking.

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