The countdown has begun for the 5th edition of AERO South Africa, set to take place from 25 to 27 June 2025 at the prestigious Lanseria International Airport. As Southern Africa’s foremost business-to-business platform dedicated exclusively to general aviation, AERO South Africa continues to serve as an essential meeting ground where industry stakeholders converge to connect, collaborate, and chart the future of the sector.
A Strong Line-Up of Exhibitors and Aircraft
This year’s event promises an impressive showcase with 61 confirmed exhibitors representing a broad cross-section of the general aviation ecosystem. From original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and maintenance providers to pilot training academies and sector associations, the diversity of participants reflects the vibrant nature of the industry. Attendees will also have the opportunity to explore an array of static aircraft on display, offering a tangible glimpse into the latest advancements and operational assets shaping general aviation today.
Insightful Industry Programme
Over three full days, the Speaker Theatre within the exclusive High Life Lounge—sponsored by ExecuJet, with coffee service courtesy of Investec—will host a series of engaging sessions. These talks will tackle critical topics facing general aviation, fostering knowledge sharing and insightful dialogue among professionals.
A highlight on Thursday, 26 June, will be the Safety and Training Workshop presented by the African Business Aviation Association (AfBAA), reinforcing the industry’s commitment to upholding the highest standards of operational excellence.
In addition to the formal sessions, the High Life Lounge will provide a dedicated space for business matchmaking, enabling exhibitors and trade visitors to hold focused discussions and explore new partnerships in a conducive environment.
Conferences and Strategic Collaborations
AERO South Africa 2025 expands its reach beyond traditional aviation themes with the Smart Cities, Smart Skies Conference held on 25 and 27 June in the Aeronautical Aviation Hangar. Presented in collaboration with key regional partners—including the Gauteng Tourism Authority (GTA), Gauteng Growth and Development Agency (GGDA), City of Tshwane (COT), Gauteng Economic Development (GED), and Aeronautical Aviation—this conference will explore the pivotal role aviation plays in supporting and shaping the development of smart cities across South Africa.

Youth Development and Future Talent
Recognising the importance of nurturing the next generation, a dedicated Youth Development Programme sponsored by ATNS will take place on Thursday, 26 June. This initiative aims to introduce young learners to the vast career opportunities within aviation, providing invaluable exposure and inspiration through collaboration with the event’s key partners.
Convenient Access for Visitors and Participants
Lanseria International Airport offers excellent accessibility, whether arriving by air or road. The airport’s facilities are well equipped to accommodate general aviation fly-ins, while convenient parking and a shuttle service ensure a seamless experience for those driving to the event.
Register Now and Be Part of AERO South Africa 2025
With registration now open, the AERO South Africa team looks forward to welcoming the entire general aviation community to this landmark event. Supported by a robust exhibitor base, an industry-focused programme, and valued partners, AERO South Africa 2025 promises to deliver unmatched value and insight at every level.
About AERO South Africa
AERO South Africa is the premier trade show for the general aviation industry in Southern Africa. As a dedicated B2B platform, the event brings together industry professionals to showcase innovation, foster collaboration, and drive meaningful conversations that will shape the future of aviation across the region.
Are you ready to be part of Southern Africa’s most important general aviation gathering? Mark your calendar for 25–27 June 2025 at Lanseria International Airport and join us as we elevate the future of flight.















