CBAA 2025 Convention

We are the future of business aviation in Canada

The convention brings together attendees from diverse roles within the business aviation sector, fostering a comprehensive exchange of industry insights, trends, and innovations. It serves as a premier platform for networking, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing among key decision-makers and influencers in the business aviation community.

JOIN US: Mark your calendars and clear your schedules! CBAA’s 2025 Annual Convention is heading to Richmond, BC, from June 10–12. Anticipated to be a standout event for business aviation professionals like yourself. A special thank you to Million Air, our Diamond Sponsor.

Who Attends

• Over 700 business aviation leaders are expected to attend.
• 65+ Exhibitors
• 15+ Aircraft on display
• Attendees include:
  • Aircraft Owners: Individuals or companies who own one or more aircraft for business purposes.
  • Chief Pilots: Experienced pilots who hold leadership positions within aviation departments or companies.
  • Flight Management Companies: Organizations that provide aviation services such as aircraft management, charter services, and flight planning.
  • OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers): Companies that design, manufacture, and sell aircraft and aviation-related equipment.
  • Flight Operations Personnel: Individuals responsible for managing and executing day-to-day tasks to ensure the smooth functioning of an organization's processes and systems.
  • Major Industry Suppliers: Suppliers of goods and services to the business aviation industry, including technology, avionics, maintenance, and more.
  • Government: Representatives from regulatory agencies and governmental departments.

• Attendees represent a diverse range of roles and responsibilities within the business aviation sector, contributing to a comprehensive exchange of industry insights, trends, and innovations.
• The convention serves as a platform for networking, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing among key decision-makers and influencers in the business aviation community.