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Africa Aerospace and Defence Expo Returns in September

Henry Wesley
By Henry Wesley Published August 27, 2024 2 Min Read
2022 Africa Aerospace and Defence Air Show. Photo: AAD
2022 Africa Aerospace and Defence Air Show. Photo: AAD
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Pretoria, South Africa – The 12th edition of the Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) expo is set to take place from September 18 to 22, 2024, at Air Force Base Waterkloof in Centurion, Gauteng. As Africa’s largest aerospace and defense exhibition and air show, AAD holds a prominent position in South Africa’s and the continent’s defense industry calendar.

This year’s expo will once again feature some of the world’s leading industry players showcasing the latest technological innovations in aviation, aerospace, and defense. It will also provide a platform for discussions on international defense, aerospace, and related best practices.

The air show will include a thrilling aerial demonstration, mobility track displays, parachute drops, aerobatic performances, and various static displays featuring some of the biggest names in the aviation and defense industry.

The AAD exhibition organizing team has announced that registration is now open for trade visitors. With over 30,000 expected attendees and 300 exhibitors, this year’s event promises to be a major gathering for industry professionals.

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The trade exhibition will span three days, offering ample opportunities for networking and exploring the latest advancements in aerospace and defense technology and services.

For younger visitors, the event will feature organized children’s activities and attractions, including a youth development program with interactive activities such as plastic model building, virtual aviation, simulators, target shooting, first-aid training, and crime scene investigation.

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