There is still time to register for this year’s Air Charter Expo (ACE18) at London Biggin Hill Airport, set to take place on Tuesday 11th September.
With at least 30 aircraft on the static display and more than 60 exhibitors – a 25% increase on 2017’s event – visitors to the show will experience first-hand the latest innovations in the business air charter sector. Presentations on the day will include Connectivity 101, Broker Training: Best Practice and a CEO Breakfast Briefing from BACA-The Air Charter Association.
Andy Patsalides, marketing manager, London Biggin Hill Airport, says: “This year’s programme of events should appeal to everyone in the air charter industry, from junior brokers to senior management. We’re gearing up for record attendance at ACE18 and thanks to our recent expansion, we have the capacity to welcome more visitors than ever before to Biggin Hill, the only dedicated business aviation airport in London.”
ACE18 is jointly organised by BACA-The Air Charter Association and Stansted News Limited. This year marks the third time the annual event has been held at London Biggin Hill Airport. Full event information is available at www.aircharterexpo.comwhere visitors wishing to attend can register. Entry to ACE18 is free of charge.
London Biggin Hill Airport is located 12 miles from central London and offers award-winning VIP handling, a choice of FBOs, extensive hangarage, support and maintenance services for all ranges of business jets.
A designated UK Port of Entry, Biggin Hill is free of runway slot constraints. An exclusive six-minute helicopter transfer service to and from the heart of London makes it the fastest transfer of any London airport.
Biggin Hill is the only dedicated business aviation airport within the capital and is already home to over 65 commercial and aviation activities.
There are very few places in the world other than Biggin Hill where aircraft operators and support companies can conduct all aspects of their business operations, management and maintenance at the heart of a global city and with the confidence in their ability to expand and develop over time.
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