FAQs

The 2027 edition of Aviation Festival Americas will take place on 12 - 13 May at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Florida.

View the Google Map here to see the location of the venue.

No, we pride ourselves on bringing the aviation community together to network and build partnerships in person.

In 2027, the event will bring together 1,500+ attendees from airlines, airports, and travel technology companies across North and South America.
You can download our 2026 attendee list here to see the companies who attended last year.

The 2-day ticket grants you access to Aviation Festival Americas on both event days.

Our Airlines & Airport Executive Pass is for executives from airlines, airport, and ground handling companies only. You’ll need to use your official work email address to apply. This pass grants you access to both event days.

Your ticket includes access to our conference halls, exhibition floor, networking party, and the Aviation Festival Networking Platform.

2-day tickets are $2,495. However, you can save significantly by booking in advance, thanks to our early bird offers. You can also save big by booking as a group — the bigger the group, the bigger the discount.

Our dedicated networking platform is available for all Aviation Festival Americas attendees. The platform makes it easy to view the conference agenda, access event content, and connect with the right people in advance. You can also access your Badge via the platform, which grants you access to the festival.

Access to the app opens 2-3 weeks before the event begins.

Once you’ve registered for the event, you’ll receive your ticket directly to your inbox. Your ticket can also be accessed via the Aviation Festival Platform.

Upon arrival at the venue, simply show the QR code from either your emailed ticket or from the “My Badge” section within the app at the registration desk. We will print out your badge for you.

We are unable to act as a visa sponsor. We can, however, provide registered attendees with a Visa Support Letter to assist with their application. This letter does not guarantee visa issuance, which remains at the discretion of the US Embassy or Consulate in your country.