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Planning underway for Sebring LSA Expo

By General Aviation News Staff · September 11, 2014 ·

Planning for the 11th annual U.S. Sport Aviation Expo is in full swing, with new and returning sponsors committing their support to the event and exhibitors finalizing their contracts. Closing date for contracts is Sept. 15.

Sebring LSA ExpoSet for Wednesday through Saturday, Jan. 14-17, 2015, on the Sebring Regional Airport (SEF) in Florida, the Sebring Expo is the first major aviation event of the year, with a focus on ultralights, light-sport, homebuilt, and other affordable aircraft. With demo flights available all day every day, the Expo is a great place to learn about affordable flying and to fly the aircraft you are considering purchasing, organizers noted.

Returning sponsors for the 2015 event include Presenting Sponsor Aviators Hotline, host of the Show Center Activities Tent, and Elite Sponsor Flight Design, manufacturer of the CT line of sport aircraft.

New companies committing their support to the Expo include Sportair USA joining as an Elite Sponsor and TECNAM US as a Premier Sponsor.

Expo Director Jana Filip called the new and returning sponsors great assets to the Expo.

“We are delighted to have companies of this caliber commit their support to the Expo,” she said. “Our goal has always been to provide a great experience for both exhibitors and visitors, and as Expo grows we are committed to that mission.”

For more information: SportAviationExpo.com

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