Aerial Evolution Association of Canada 2025 Conference & Exhibition

 

The Aerial Evolution Association of Canada (AEAC) is thrilled to announce that Edmonton International Airport (YEG) will be the official Conference Sponsor for the 2025 Aerial Evolution Conference & Exhibition.
 
As an early leader in advancing drone operations at airports and a strong supporter of AEAC, YEG brings a dynamic perspective to this year’s conference. Together, we will explore how drone technology is shaping the future of security, enhancing ESG initiatives, and driving the seamless integration of RPAS into national airspace.
 
Mark your calendars. For the first time, the 2025 Aerial Evolution Conference & Exhibition will be hosted at Edmonton International Airport from November 4-6, 2025. This one-of-a-kind venue offers live drone demonstrations and technology exhibits, workshops in support of regulatory changes, and opportunities to drive Canada-first policies, among other key initiatives.
 
Stay tuned for more updates, including flight discounts, and sponsorship and exhibit opportunities.
 
Event Dates: November 4-6, 2025 (full schedule coming soon)
Location: Edmonton International Airport, Alberta, Canada
 
Get ready to take part in the next phase of Canada’s aerial evolution.
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Aerial Evolution Association of Canada Student Competition Awards

Each year Aerial Evolution Association of Canada hosts The Best Student paper, The Best Student Oral Presentation, and The Best Student Poster Competition at the USC-STC Annual Conference & Exhibition.  These awards are given to university and college student participants to acknowledge their contribution to the unmanned systems industry and to encourage strong academic excellence.

This is an exciting opportunity for students to gain exposure for their original and innovative work and interact with the rest of the Canadian unmanned vehicle systems community while competing for recognition and cash prizes.

Prizes

A single prize and certificate of recognition will be awarded to the most outstanding research/technical paper ($800), oral presentation ($350), and poster ($350) presented by a student.

For more information on the competition rule Click Here.