Electric Aircraft USA 2026

Welcome to Electric Aircraft 2026, where aviation leaders and experts in electric, hybrid-electric, and advanced air mobility come together to explore innovative electrification technologies and discuss the challenges and achievements shaping the future of aviation.

Greenhouse gas emissions from the aviation sector are projected to reach 5% of global emissions by 2050. Advancing electrification and hybridization in propulsion systems, while maintaining performance and safety, will be vital to the future of aviation.

Join us in advancing zero-carbon aviation through electric and hybrid-electric propulsion technologies, including eVTOL, eSTOL, and eCTOL aircraft, to help make electric aviation a reality.

Market fundamentals of next-generation electric aviation technologies

Recognize the key market drivers for the global electric aircraft industry and explore commercialization opportunities for the associated technologies.

Latest research in RAM electric and hybrid propulsion technologies

Evaluate the latest breakthroughs in developing safe electric and hybrid propulsion systems that integrate both fixed-wing and rotary-wing technologies.

Real-world applications driving urban e-aviation commercialization

Understand current developments in electric urban aviation, including air taxi and last-mile logistics use cases, and the commercialization of these emerging services.

Exploring AAM innovations that advance the future of autonomous flight

Discover the latest advancements in eVTOL, eSTOL, and eCTOL aircraft, the progress in autonomous flight systems, and developments in vertiport development.

Advancements in battery and hybrid designs extending aviation range

Gain insights into high-energy-density battery technologies and hybrid propulsion solutions designed to enhance take-off thrust and extend flight range.

Upcoming safety standards and regulatory frameworks in electric aviation

Hear from leading regulators and certification authorities on how electric aircraft can meet safety and statutory requirements aligned with existing aviation standards.

Expert Speakers

Past Attendees

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