Safeport, a recognized leader in aircraft handling services across Portugal and Cape Verde, recently participated in AERO Friedrichshafen 2025 – The Leading Show for General Aviation, held from April 9 to 12 in Friedrichshafen, Germany.
As one of the most prestigious events in the general aviation sector, the 31st edition of the trade fair brought together industry leaders, aviation operators, and service providers from around the world—highlighting both innovation and the global significance of general aviation.
Safeport’s participation was a key element of its growth strategy, aimed at expanding its network of aviation representatives and operators while showcasing the company’s dedication to customer experience, operational efficiency, and personalized VIP assistance.
Throughout the event, the Safeport team engaged with current and potential partners to strengthen business relationships and reinforce the company’s position as the leading provider of VIP ground handling services for private aviation across major Portuguese airports (Lisbon – LIS/LPPT, Cascais – LPCS/CAT, Oporto – OPO/LPPR, Beja – BYJ/LPBJ, Faro – FAO/LPFR) and in Cape Verde (Sal Island – SID/GVAC).
“Safeport’s participation in AERO Friedrichshafen 2025 was an invaluable opportunity to strengthen our connections within the executive aviation sector,” said Pedro Duarte, CFO at Safeport. “This event not only showcases the innovations and international relevance of general aviation but also allows us to demonstrate our commitment to customer excellence and operational efficiency. Being present at such a prestigious event is essential as we continue to grow and position ourselves as the premium handling partner in Portugal and Cape Verde.”
Safeport’s presence at AERO 2025 underscores its ongoing commitment to building strategic partnerships, meeting the evolving needs of private aviation, and driving growth through premium ground handling services.
About AERO
Friedrichshafen AERO is the leading international trade show for general aviation, business aviation, and air sports, held at the Messe Friedrichshafen exhibition grounds in Germany. The event showcases everything from civilian drones and gliders to ultralights, gyrocopters, helicopters, and business aircraft powered by piston engines, turboprops, or jets. Key focus areas include new propulsion systems, electric flight, advanced avionics, and pilot services. The accompanying AERO Conferences make this the largest and most important general aviation event in Europe for knowledge sharing and professional development.