The 2024 Electric Aircraft Symposium is set for July 20-21, 2024, at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh's Culver Family Welcome Center. This event is a key gathering for professionals and enthusiasts in the field of electric vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL), short takeoff and landing (STOL), conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL), and advanced air mobility (AAM). The Symposium has a history of success, with the 2023 edition marking its biggest event yet, featuring nearly 200 in-person attendees and 38 virtual participants .

The Symposium serves as the premier event for electric aviation, coinciding with EAA's AirVenture, and encourages attendees to plan ahead for an educational experience on the latest in electric aviation. The 2024 edition will include an array of distinguished speakers from various sectors, including governmental bodies, aviation companies, and research institutions, focusing on a wide range of topics related to electric and hybrid aviation technologies, AAM technologies, and urban air mobility .

In addition to the Electric Aircraft Symposium, the electric and hybrid aerospace community also looks forward to other significant events such as the ELECTRIC AIRCRAFT 2024 Exhibition and Conference. This latter event, dedicated to AAM technologies and propulsion system development, aims to facilitate collaboration among aviation manufacturers and aerospace system manufacturers, addressing the challenges of developing zero-carbon energy systems for aircraft. The ELECTRIC AIRCRAFT 2024 event will cover key topics like market fundamentals for next-generation electric aviation technologies, advances toward autonomous flight, and the latest research in electric and hybrid propulsion with improved efficiency​​.

For anyone involved or interested in the future of aviation and the shift towards electric and hybrid technologies, these events offer unparalleled opportunities to learn from leading experts, engage with innovative technologies, and contribute to the conversation on sustainable aviation development.