photo of Ibas International Brazil Air Show 2017

From March 29 to April 2, Rio de Janeiro’s Antônio Carlos Jobim International Airport plays host to the inaugural International Brazil Air Show (IBAS). The first event of its kind in Brazil, IBAS will bring together industry professionals for a five-day conference focusing on the latest developments in international aerospace and airport infrastructure.

Brazil has a long tradition in the aerospace industry. IBAS seeks to showcase the country’s technological capabilities in research, and celebrate its rich history in aircraft manufacturing. The event is geared towards generating discussion and promoting business between the various sectors involved.

International Brazil Air Show poster
The show will encompass a static display of aircraft and equipment, an exhibition pavilion, education sessions, a technology and innovation space, air displays and flight simulators. Attendees can benefit from extensive networking opportunities, including an opening brunch, international aviation seminars, business round table meetings and a cocktail evening.

The first three days (Wednesday to Friday) are aimed exclusively at industry professionals, with the show opening to the general public over the final two days (Saturday and Sunday).

To view a full list of exhibitors and the event schedule, please visit the IBAS website.

Jetex at the International Brazil Air Show

Participating in innovative events is important to Jetex, and a key factor in maintaining our position at the cutting edge of the aviation industry. By doing so, we can continue to provide the best possible services to our clients around the world.

IBAS promises to bring fresh innovations to the Latin American market, with a focus on the areas of technological capacity, research, business seminars and investment opportunities. The Brazilian aviation industry continues to enjoy solid growth. The country’s executive fleet represents 5% of the global market, with 1,650 private jets. This makes it the second-largest business jet fleet in the world.

Additionally, the third-largest global manufacturer of jets is based in São Paulo, making Brazil a major strategic point within the region.

IBAS presents an outstanding opportunity to network with partners and clients, share knowledge and ideas, and develop exciting new relationships. We look forward to connecting with you in Rio De Janiero.

Flying to Rio De Janiero

Antonio Carlos Jobim International Airport (IATA: GIG, ICAO: SBGL), previously known as Galeão International Airport, is the main airport serving Rio de Janeiro. SBGL handled over 17 million passengers in 2014, making it the fourth-busiest airport in Brazil. It functions as an international Airport of Entry (AoE), with customs and immigration available 24/7.

Prior Permission Required (PPR) and landing permits are required for both non-revenue private and non-scheduled commercial flights. Permits for private flights making a single landing can be arranged within around three hours. If you are planning more than one landing in Brazilian territory, you should allow at least 48 hours to obtain the necessary permits. Please note that for commercial flights, landing permits must be obtained by the legal representative of the air company.
SBGL is fully equipped for ground handling services, for all types of aircraft. Passenger and crew lounges are available. Slot booking and aircraft parking bookings are not required. Long-term parking is possible, subject to availability.

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