Aviation

We are delighted to announce the return of the Aviation Health Conference, taking place on 23rd and 24th September 2025 at the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), London, UK.

This year’s conference is proudly co-hosted with the International Airlines Medical Association (IAMA) and will once again be chaired by Dr Rui Pombal, Medical Advisor to IATA.

Spanning two days, the Aviation Health Conference 2025 will feature a comprehensive programme alongside a dedicated exhibition area. Attendees will have ample opportunities to network throughout the event, including a drinks reception at the end of the first day.

The venue, the Royal College of Physicians, offers a unique and inspiring setting in the heart of Central London. Overlooking the scenic Regent’s Park, the RCP boasts a 500-year history, an engaging medical museum, and a tranquil garden filled with medicinal plants — an ideal backdrop for this distinguished gathering.

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FOSAA25 will be produced by Quaynote Communications, specialists in events, marketing and PR for the superyacht and business jet industries, in partnership with Arena Group Associates, the boutique company offering strategic communication development services for the global aviation sector. The conference will continue to build on Quaynote`s track record as producers of “must-attend” annual events for almost two decades across Europe, the Middle East, north America and Asia Pacific.

As technological developments serve to make amphibious aircraft and seaplanes a more efficient and environmentally friendly form of private aviation, FOSAA25 will continue to explore the remarkable potential offered by this burgeoning sector. Here`s what speakers at the launch event had to say:

Chloe Greenbank, Editor – Regional Gateway
“Congratulations to Arena Group and Quaynote Communications team on what was a brilliantly insightful and clearly needed summit. To have participants flying in from Thailand, the ME, the US and from across Europe for the inaugural event is a fantastic achievement and further underpins the demand. There is clearly plenty of excitement for this sector and huge potential for its revival. As you pointed out the engagement from all who attended was testament to the enthusiasm for an industry that has long been overlooked. I look forward to next year’s event and seeing how this space evolves.”

George Alafinov, CEO, JEKTA
“The enthusiasm and collaborative spirit at the event was palpable as delegates acknowledged that it’s time to move amphibious aviation back into mainstream aerospace. We know that it’s a proven platform, has been around since the start of aviation and delivers incredible diversity of applications. Meeting other OEMs, operators and those that are evolving the amphibious aviation sector was inspiring and motivating. We are proud to have enabled such an event.”

Cate Brancart, Director, European Safety & Sustainability Development, GAMA
“The first FOSAA outing was a revelation. As a seaplane pilot and a member of the community it was superb to have a platform where the commercial side of amphibious aviation could meet, discuss pressing topics in a dedicated environment and also get to know each other better. It became clear very quickly that the passion and enthusiasm, combined with the entrepreneurial spirit is going to deliver huge growth in the sector.”

Captain John Goulet, President, Goulet Aviation Services.
“Seaplanes are a forgotten part of the global air transport network. After the Second World War, airports helped pave the way for the largest economic boom the world had ever seen. Seaplane operations survived in a few niche locations but died out everywhere in favour of mass transit airliners operating out of major population hubs. An event like this showcases how much value amphibian seaplanes can bring to the smaller but vibrant economic hubs located just off the beaten path. This conference provided a platform like no other to debate and discuss existing operations and emerging new technologies. I was delighted to participate in an event that will help shape the future of amphibious aviation”

FOSAA25 which will bring together senior executives from across the globe. Operators, MROs, FBOs, corporate service providers, lawyers and associations will examine some of the key challenges and openings for this rapidly evolving market.