Edition 2025

ELECTRIC & HYBRID AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM 2025

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Date of the event
08 Oct 2025 09 Oct 2025
Frankfurt
, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Frequency
Annual

About the Event

Description

The Electric & Hybrid Aerospace Technology Symposium is the world’s premier international conference and exhibition dedicated to the advancement of ultra-low-emission aircraft technology and the realization of full-electric flight. The event brings together aerospace engineers, propulsion experts, and technology providers to discuss the transition toward sustainable aviation. It covers a wide spectrum of topics including battery technology, hydrogen fuel cells, electric motors, and hybrid-electric propulsion systems, providing a vital platform for networking and technical exchange in the evolving aerospace sector.

Exhibits

Leading suppliers showcasing high-density batteries, electric motors, power electronics, thermal management systems, and lightweight materials for sustainable aviation.

Activities

Technical presentations, panel discussions on regulatory frameworks, networking sessions, and Q&A forums with industry leaders in aerospace electrification.

Speakers

Chief technology officers, propulsion engineers, academic researchers, and regulatory experts from organizations like NASA, Airbus, and leading aerospace startups.

Demos

Showcases of advanced propulsion prototypes, battery management systems, and simulation software for electric aircraft design and performance testing.

Accessibility

The event is typically held at Messe Frankfurt. From Frankfurt Airport (FRA), take the S-Bahn lines S8 or S9 toward Hanau/Offenbach to Frankfurt Central Station, then transfer to S-Bahn S3, S4, S5, or S6 to the 'Messe' stop. Driving is accessible via the A5 motorway, following signs for 'Messe Frankfurt' and using the Rebstock parking area.

Exhibitor Count

50

Expected Attendance

500

Location

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