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- Dates
- 20 to 21 April 2027
- Location
- Tampa, United States
- Visitors
- 300
- Organised by
- Flight Safety Foundation
- 300
- Visitors
- 2 days
- Duration
- Tampa
- United States
About the event
The Business Aviation Safety Summit (BASS) is a two-day annual forum where the business aviation industry identifies safety concerns and works on ways to reduce risk. It is organised by Flight Safety Foundation in partnership with the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) and NATA, with expert panels, workshops and an exhibit marketplace.
The 72nd edition takes place on 20 and 21 April 2027 in Tampa, Florida, with registration opening in November 2026.
- 72nd edition in 2027
- Draws over 300 participants
- Presentation of the Business Aviation Meritorious Service Award
- Sessions on safety, training, management and human factors
- Exhibit marketplace of aviation safety products and services
Figures as published by the organiser.
Who attends
Business aviation safety managers, pilots and flight department leaders.
- Operators
- Owners and buyers
- Manufacturers
- MRO and FBOs
- Brokers and finance
- Media
Plan your visit
TampaTampa, United StatesVisitor information
What you need to plan a visit to Business Aviation Safety Summit (BASS).
Opening hours20 to 21 April 2027
20 to 21 April 2027. Daily hours on the official website.Registration and ticketsSee the official website for registration.
See the official website for registration.
Official visitor information. For the latest details, check the organiser’s website.
Visit official websiteLocation
Tampa, United States
How to get there
From TPA
Tampa International Airport, about 10 km from the venue.From PIE
St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport, about 25 km from the venue.Flying privately
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