EAC Convention 2025 in Prague

A wide and varied Programme was on offer at the 2025 Convention with speakers drawn from 10 nations.

The 2025 European Airshow Council (EAC) Convention, held from February 26th to 28th at the Prague Congress Centre, has achieved remarkable success, uniting representatives from 29 nationalities across all facets of the airshow community. This year’s convention showcased the collective passion and dedication to aviation, attracting top professionals from both the military and civilian sectors.

The event featured prominent participation from five national display teams and eight military fast jet solo display teams, alongside numerous celebrated display pilots from the civilian world. Their presence highlighted the exceptional talent and diversity that characterise the airshow industry, fostering an environment of collaboration and innovation.

Guest presenters from 11 nations conducted a series of insightful sessions covering essential topics ranging from safety protocols to emerging technologies in aerial performance. Attendees gained valuable knowledge and practical strategies that will enhance airshow standards and promote safe, engaging experiences for audiences worldwide.

"The turnout and engagement at this year’s convention exceeded our expectations," said Dr Manolis Karachalios, the EAC Chairman. "It is an incredible opportunity for professionals in the airshow community to come together, share insights, and lay the groundwork for future airshows. The exchange of ideas was truly inspiring."

AEROPACT were the lead Partners for the 2025 event, abley support by THe Flying Bulls, International Sanicole Airshow, International Airshow Marketing, R5 Air Displays Ltd, Phillips, Planes TV and NATO Days as the host nation.

Special acknowledgment goes to Aeropact, the lead partner of the convention, along with other valued partners whose contributions made this memorable event possible. Their support underscores the collective commitment to advancing the airshow industry and enhancing safety and performance standards.

The convention not only facilitated discussions and knowledge sharing but also provided ample networking opportunities, fostering relationships among professionals in the airshow sector. Attendees left with renewed inspiration and a shared vision for the future of airshows, embracing the possibilities that lie ahead.

Looking forward, the EAC is excited to continue building on the successes of this convention as it prepares for future events that will further connect and strengthen the global airshow community. The EAC announced the dates of the 25-27 February 2026 for the next convention and will confirm the host venue in late March.