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AEA Central Regional 2026

A two-day conference for aviation electronics professionals, with training, networking and professional development.

Hilton KCI Airport Hotel, Kansas City, MO

Date
Starts November 4, 2026
Venue
Hilton KCI Airport Hotel, Kansas City, MO
Format
Two-day conference

TL;DR

  • The conference starts November 4, 2026, at Hilton KCI Airport Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri.
  • The program spans two days and includes training, networking and professional development.
  • The stated audience includes approved maintenance organizations, manufacturers, regulators and educators.

Who you'll find in the room

Approved maintenance organizations

Approved maintenance organizations are among the stated attendee groups.

Manufacturers

Manufacturers are among the stated attendee groups.

Regulators

Regulators are among the stated attendee groups.

Educators

Educators are among the stated attendee groups.

Venue & travel

Venue

Hilton KCI Airport Hotel

Questions people ask

5 answered

AEA Central Regional 2026 starts on November 4, 2026.

The 2026 event is at Hilton KCI Airport Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri.

The stated attendee groups are approved maintenance organizations, manufacturers, regulators and educators.

It suits avionics shop owners, quality managers and technicians at approved maintenance organizations, since the two-day format brings regulators, manufacturers and educators into one room, which is useful for compliance questions that are hard to settle by email. Its scale is that of a regional meeting held at Hilton KCI Airport Hotel, so avionics vendors seeking a large national buyer pool, or anyone outside aircraft maintenance, will get less from it than from a national trade show.

Attendees at aviation maintenance and avionics training events usually wear business casual, such as collared shirts or polos with slacks or khakis, and some come in company-logo shirts.

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