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Over 50 events set to add business value and visual appeal for fairgoers
Beyond the booths, where over 380 exhibitors from 22 countries and regions will showcase some of the most innovative aircraft, products and services in general aviation and the low-altitude economy, AERO Asia 2025 has more in store for visitors. Over 50 fringe events – including seminars, panel discussions, forums and flying displays – will take place across the show’s first three days, giving a vital platform to industry experts and pilots alike to showcase why they are at the leading edge of aviation. |
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Flying displays set to excite
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South African AERO aerobatic team: featuring four expertly piloted, exquisitely manufactured XA42s, this marks the team’s first aerobatic performance in Zhuhai, having previously flown in numerous airshows across Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia. Set to be marked with AERO branding just for the occasion, the team is led by four-time world champion captain Mark Hensman, and features several top pilots, including solo performer Patrick Davidson, a Red Bull Air Race champion. The team will showcase thrilling manoeuvres such as crossovers, synchronised flights, freestyle aerobatics, and formation flying.
Chinese Red Star aerobatic team: the team has achieved multiple firsts in its performance history, including China’s first civilian aerobatic team to use domestically manufactured aircraft; the first civilian aerobatic team to operate the CJ-6 aircraft; and the first Chinese aerobatic team made up entirely of retired senior air force flight instructors. The highly skilled team will deliver an exciting and thrilling four-aircraft formation performance at AERO Asia 2025. |
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Insights on offer at featured fringe events
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AERO Asia 2025 will play host to fringe events covering the full spectrum of general aviation and the low-altitude economy, featuring expert speakers and discussions unpacking some of the industry’s most pertinent topics.
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Highlighted fringe events include:
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• The Future of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Across Asia-Pacific
Event type: panel discussion, co-organised with NexAvian
Featuring: SkyDrive (Japan), Seaplane Asia (China Hong Kong SAR, Southeast Asia), Volocopter/Diamond (Germany), and Eve Air Mobility (Brazil)
Details: 27 November, 10:30 – 11:30, Hall 5 Conference & Forum Area
• Sustainable Aviation Forum
Event type: forum, co-organised with Flying Pages GmbH
Featuring: Flying Pages, EASA North Asia, LAMA, AOPA France
Details: 28 November, 09:00 – 17:00, Hall 4 Conference & Forum Area
• China Market Presentation: Chinese Add-ons
Event type: seminar, hosted by Academy 147 Ltd
Details: 29 November, 11:45 – 12:15, Hall 4 Conference & Forum Area
• Shaping an Inclusive Future
Event type: seminar, hosted by Elevate(her) Aviation
Details: 29 November, 14:15 – 15:00, Hall 4 Conference & Forum Area |
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China extends visa-free policy
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China has extended its unilateral visa-free policy for 45 countries and regions until the end of December 2026. Starting from 10 November, Swedish citizens will also be able to enjoy 30-day visa-free stays in China through 31 December 2026.
The visa-free countries and regions include:
Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, North Macedonia, Norway, Oman, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, and Uruguay.
Planning your visit? Take advantage of visa-free access – book your flights and pre-register for the show today.
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Last chance to pre-register for the show!
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Pre-register to secure access to key decision-makers, OEMs, and Tier-1 suppliers, and start planning your visit to AERO Asia 2025 now, where you can witness the low-altitude economy transition from concept to commercial reality.
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