The Saudi Aviation Club has announced the launch of AERO Middle East x Sand & Fun 2026, organized in partnership with Messe Frankfurt Saudi Arabia. The event will take place from November 24–28, 2026, at Thumamah Airport in Riyadh. It is set to become the region’s largest general aviation gathering, blending global business and investment opportunities with innovation showcases, live aerial performances, and interactive public attractions.
The exhibition will convene major international players across the general aviation ecosystem, including aircraft and component manufacturers, avionics and navigation technology providers, and maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) specialists—creating a comprehensive platform that spans the industry’s entire value chain.
In addition, the event will highlight emerging companies in advanced air mobility (AAM), featuring pioneers in electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and next-generation aviation technologies that are reshaping the future of flight.
Saudi Aviation Club
Dr. Ahmed Alfahaid, General Supervisor of the Saudi Aviation Club, described AERO Middle East x Sand & Fun 2026 as a significant milestone for the Kingdom’s aviation sector. He emphasized that the event strengthens Saudi Arabia’s position as a global hub for general aviation and advanced air mobility. Additionally, he noted that the collaboration with Messe Frankfurt Saudi Arabia extends beyond showcasing innovations, serving as a strategic gateway for international investment and partnerships.
He further explained that the event supports the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, particularly the Kingdom’s ambition to rank among the world’s top ten general aviation markets. Exhibitors, partners, and sponsors are invited to register through the official website at www.sandnfun.com.
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