After a successful first edition last year, the AviationXP will return to the city of Goiânia (GO) on June 29 and 30, 2022.
The event will take place at Santa Genoveva Airport and will bring together several players from the general aviation market, with an exhibition of aircraft, products, services and debates on topics relevant to aviation in the Midwest region.
Among the potential participants of the event are aviation professionals, aircraft owners, air taxi companies, authorities, airport s, ground handling companies, agribusiness producers and others.
For this year's edition, stands from Tecnam, an Italian aircraft manufacturer, Pilatus/Synerjet, Vulcanair/Baburich, Cirrus/Plane Aviation, Piper/JP Martins, Aerian, Global Parts, Diamond Aviação, Aeromecânica, CCR, Razac, Dancor Seguros, Antares Polo Aeronáutico, Helipark, among others.
The event seeks to repeat the success of the first edition
Due to the great success of the 2021 edition, the business event started sales for this year with 80% of the available spaces already sold.
To get an idea of the business potential, during the two days of the event last year, the public reached 2.200 visitors, moving a value of US$ 8 million in closed agreements, among them the sale of aircraft, areas for construction hangars and others.
“The Midwest is one of the main highlights of the country when it comes to general aviation, mainly driven by agribusiness, which is the main economic activity in the region. Last year's edition revealed the great business opportunity that exists in the market and the need for events of this size that allow the connection between the large companies in the sector”, said Gledson Castro, director of G2C Events, organizer of Aviation XP.
To get an idea of the strength of the region in the sector, in 2020 general aviation connected 2.243 airfields across the country, according to data from the Brazilian Yearbook of Civil Aviation. Of this total, the states of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul were responsible for 11% of connections each, second only to the state of São Paulo, with 23% of connections.
When it comes to Private Airfields (not including helipads and helidecks), most are found in the Midwest, with emphasis also on Mato Grosso (524) and Mato Grosso do Sul (437).
Regarding the fleet, the Midwest has 2.968 conventional aircraft, 193 helicopters, 492 turboprops, 140 jets and 5 amphibians. Turboprop aircraft were the ones with the greatest increase in the region, with 16 more units in 2020.
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