Air Charter Expo (ACE) is set to take place again this year at London Biggin Hill Airport, on Tuesday, September 11. It will be the second year that the event is jointly organized by BACA-The Air Charter Association and Stansted News Limited.
“With many fixed-wing and rotary aircraft already committed, the organizers are confident of approaching and beating the 29 aircraft static display from last year,” BACA said. A Cessna Citation Latitude, Bombardier Challenger 650, and Airbus ACJ318 are among the more than 30 aircraft expected on static display.
According to organizers, ACE 18 will host more than 60 exhibitors from the business aviation sector on a show floor within one of Biggin Hill’s large hangars. There will also be a series of training sessions and presentations on key developments in the business, such as onboard connectivity, de-icing, and credit card charges.
“ACE 18…offers visitors the opportunity to learn more about recent industry developments while at the same time [they can] see exhibitors and aircraft,” said BACA chairman Richard Mumford. BACA has been growing itself in recent years, with its core focus being to ensure that all companies involved in aircraft chartering meet “high standards of integrity and professionalism.” Its corporate membership now exceeds 220 companies.
