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European Airshow Council (EAC) Announces Expanded Specialist Workshops for 2027 Salzburg Convention

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European Airshow Council (EAC) Announces Expanded Specialist Workshops for 2027 Salzburg Convention


The European Airshow Council (EAC) has announced a dedicated series of specialist workshops to take place on Wednesday, 24 February 2027, opening the annual EAC Convention at the Radisson Blu Hotel & Conference Centre in Salzburg.   

Designed to foster professional development, elevate safety standards, and facilitate knowledge sharing across the European airshow community, the 2027 workshop lineup features rebranded core sessions alongside brand-new specialized programming.


Workshop Highlights & Lineup

  • Event Organisers Workshop (Rebranded): Updated to address evolving regulatory frameworks, crowd management, environmental sustainability, and logistics for modern airshow management.

  • Display Pilots Workshop (Rebranded): Refreshed focusing on high-level airmanship, display safety, briefing standards, and performance evaluation for fixed-wing display aircrew.

  • Rotary Display Pilot Workshop (All New): A brand-new addition to the EAC program, specifically tailored to the unique operational, safety, and performance requirements of helicopter display pilots.

  • Flight Display Director (FDD) Workshop (Existing): Returning to offer essential knowledge sharing and professional alignment for Flight Display Directors responsible for managing air display operations and safety standards.


Event Details & Registration

Event Parameter

Details

Date

24 February 2027

Location

Radisson Blu Hotel & Conference Centre, Salzburg, Austria

Main Convention Dates

24–26 February 2027

Registration

Open online via the European Airshow Council website (early-bird rates available through 31 December).

About the European Airshow Council (EAC):The EAC is the leading body representing airshows, display pilots, directors, and organizers across Europe, committed to promoting excellence, cooperation, and safety in flying displays.

 
 
 

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