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You are here: Home / News / Business / AERO South Africa Announces Lanseria International Airport as the New Venue for 2025 Edition

AERO South Africa Announces Lanseria International Airport as the New Venue for 2025 Edition

15 January 2025 by Alan

Johannesburg, South Africa – Lanseria International Airport and AERO South Africa, Southern Africa’s leading business-to-business trade show for the General Aviation industry, is proud to announce Lanseria International Airport as the new venue for its fifth edition, scheduled to take place from 25 to 27 June 2025. This move marks an exciting new chapter for the event, which has become a cornerstone of the General Aviation sector in the region.

Why Lanseria International Airport?

Lanseria International Airport has been selected for its exceptional suitability to host an event dedicated to General Aviation. Its comprehensive infrastructure and strategic location make it an ideal venue to continue the legacy of AERO South Africa.

Focus on General Aviation

As a major hub for General Aviation, Lanseria International Airport aligns perfectly with the event’s focus. The airport handles a wide variety of general aviation operations, from charter flights to private aircraft services, making it a fitting backdrop for exhibitors and attendees alike. ”As part of our strategic intent, we have partnered with AERO South Africa to showcase what the airport has to offer to the GA community in terms of upgraded facilities and new facilities that we are constructing”  said Rampa Rammopo the CEO of Lanseria International Airport.

Mr Rammopo further noted that the event aligns perfectly with the airport’s strategy to establish itself as an innovation hub in the region.  With the pipeline of capital projects to be launched in the near future, including the development of a Fixed Base Operator (FBO) precinct, the airport is well positioned to continue supporting the general aviation industry.

Infrastructure for Fly-ins and Demonstrations

AERO South Africa places significant emphasis on “fly-ins” and demonstration flights, which are integral to connecting exhibitors with potential buyers. Lanseria’s modern facilities, including a newly expanded runway capable of accommodating larger aircraft, provide an excellent platform for showcasing the latest advancements in aviation technology.

Convenient Location

Situated near Johannesburg, Lanseria International Airport is easily accessible for attendees and exhibitors from across South Africa and beyond. Its central location and excellent transport links ensure a seamless experience for all participants, reinforcing the event’s commitment to fostering meaningful connections within the General Aviation industry. 

Looking Ahead to 2025

“The move to Lanseria International Airport reflects AERO South Africa’s dedication to evolving and enhancing the experience for its exhibitors and visitors. With its modern facilities, strong alignment with General Aviation, and convenient accessibility, Lanseria is poised to elevate the event to new heights.” said Michael Dehn, the Managing Director of Messe Frankfurt South Africa.

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