★ NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition

01Pourquoi c'est important

This is where business aircraft are shown, ordered and financed, and where the operators who fly them meet the regulators who oversee them. Its importance rose sharply in 2026, when EBAA cancelled EBACE in Geneva and left Europe without an equivalent, concentrating the industry's annual gathering in a single American week.

02La semaine environnante

Las Vegas in late October is at its best and the convention is one of several large shows sharing the month, so hotel rates are high without being at their January peak.

03Quand arriver

Arrive Monday.

04Où séjourner

The Convention Center district at the north end of the Strip is the practical choice: the Westgate, Resorts World, the Wynn and Encore and the Venetian complex are all within a short walk or a monorail stop of the halls. Mid-Strip properties add fifteen minutes each way.

05Accès et hospitalité

NBAA-BACE is a trade show. Registration is open to industry professionals and accredited media rather than the public, with NBAA members receiving preferential rates and several tiers of access covering the exhibition, the education sessions and the static display.

06Où se déroule l'activité sociale

The bars and restaurants of the north Strip resorts carry the week, with manufacturer and operator dinners in the private rooms of the Venetian, Wynn and Resorts World complexes.

07Comment s'y rendre

08Informations pratiques

09Historique

NBAA was founded in 1947 as a trade association for corporate flight departments, and its annual meeting grew alongside the industry it represents, from a small operators' conference into a convention with a floor plan measured in acres.

10Qui s'y trouve

Corporate flight department managers and chief pilots; aircraft owners and their advisers; manufacturer sales and engineering teams; charter, fractional and management operators; brokers, appraisers, financiers and insurers; maintenance, completions and interiors firms; avionics and software suppliers; regulators from the Federal Aviation Administration and abroad; and specialist aviation press.