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Aviation Events Group and its Canadian counterpart Groupe Aviation Evenementiel, create high quality conferences and events for aviation professionals. Each event is carefully timed to explore the most exciting opportunities, and the most pressing challenges facing the industry. It is not always possible to make time to keep up with the constant advances in technology or changes in regulations and these events ensure you’re up to speed with the latest industry innovations.
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When it comes to getting the most out of specialist events, niche is best and these specialised events are created exclusively for the aviation industry. Sponsors, exhibitors and delegates benefit hugely from meaningful interactions both in and out of the scheduled sessions. Time is created to drill down into topics covered so everyone leaves with a greater understanding of how new technologies and regulation will affect our futures.
Latest News
SWIFT 2026: Connecting the Industry in Edmonton
For the first time in its 48-year history, SWIFT made its way to Edmonton International Airport (YEG), welcoming 521 delegates from across Canada, the US and beyond – the highest attendance since 2014. The week kicked off with the Canadian Airfield Pavement Technical Group (CAPTG) Workshop, bringing technical specialists together
Record-Breaking Turnout for SWIFT Europe Equipment Edition in London
SWIFT Europe 2026 marked a significant milestone, bringing together 215 registered delegates for the largest edition of the event to date and the first equipment-focused format to be held in Europe. Organised by Aviation Events Group, the event took place at the London Marriott Hotel Heathrow, where a full conference
Advancing the Future of Airfield Operations: Highlights from the 2-Day CASS Workshop at Heathrow
Building on the success of the one-day CASS (Complex Airfield Systems Strategy) session held in Niagara Falls ahead of SWIFT 25, this two day workshop brought together leading European (Berlin, Copenhagen, Heathrow, Prague, Gatwick & Schiphol and Dublin) and North American airports (Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa and Yuma) alongside airlines, manufacturers
