Flying Cars Technologies Exhibition & Conference

Key facts

Attendance 2024

9 246

Exhibitors

149

Floor space

8 000 m²

Admission

—

Frequency

Annual

Editions

1 (2025)

Attendance and exhibitor figures for 2024 are the organizer's own and are not independently audited. They may include co-located or joint exhibitions.

Flying Cars Technologies Exhibition & Conference is an annual trade fair in Tokyo covering [vertiport] maintenance, analysis information and attitude control equipment. The most recent edition on record ran 15–17 October 2025 at Tokyo Big Sight East Exhibition Hall; no future date has been announced. The 2024 edition reported 9,246 visitors and 149 exhibitors, a figure published by the organiser and not independently audited. Organised by Flying Cars Technologies Exhibition & Conference Executive Committee.

What is exhibited

• actuators
• [Airframe] actual aircraft/prototypes (eVTOL
• analysis information
• attitude control equipment
• autopilots
• basic map information
• battery replacement facilities
• communication devices
• connectors/cables
• demonstration tests
• downwash countermeasures
• electrification technology
• [Equipment and Avionics] batteries
• geographic information
• GNSS recorders
• hybrid)
• instruments
• insurance
• LiDAR
• [Location and Weather Information] antennas
• [Materials and Technology Development] materials
• medical care
• mock-ups
• motors
• [Operation and Maintenance] flight navigation
• performance evaluation/certification
• peripheral facilities/equipment
• power supply infrastructure
• prototyping/processing
• quietness/noise reduction
• safety technologies
• sensors
• simulators/measuring instruments
• takeoff/landing infrastructure
• transmitters/receivers
• [Utilization and Services] urban/regional transportation
• [Vertiport] maintenance
• weight reduction/high strength

J-messe subject tags

JETRO's own classification, kept verbatim. Fairs carry several; the sector in the sidebar is the single one this site browses by.

• Manufacturing & Engineering
• Telecom & Computing
• Security & Safety
• Regional Business
• Aerospace & Aviation
• Rail Transport

Editions on record

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Where this came from

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