Photo Gallery: EBACE 2023

The exhibit floor at the Palexpo convention center in Geneva. Companies from around the world were represented on the floor and at the static aircraft displays, located at Geneva International Airport.

Dassault Aviation's exhibit at EBACE 2023 featured a mockup of the new Falcon 10X. The company announced the completion of flight testing for its Falcon 6X and expects European Union Aviation Safety Agency type certification in the coming weeks, according to Chairman and CEO Éric Trappier.

Lilium's exhibit featured a  Pioneer Edition mockup of its electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Deliveries of the first 50 Lilium Jets will be aimed toward high-end travel market customers. The Pioneer Edition will sell for around $10 million; Premium and Shuttle versions are priced at $8 million and $7 million respectively.

Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ) President Benoit Defforge, left, and Vice President Chadi Saade addressed the press at EBACE on May 22. Defforge predicts ACJ could sell 10 TwoTwenty (Airbus A220-100) business jets per year, citing the new aircraft's 'sweet spot between price, range and comfort.'

Rolls-Royce exhibited its Turbogenerator for Advanced Air Mobility aircraft. The engine manufacturer aims to develop the technology to power hybrid-electric and fully-electric eVTOL aircraft in the near future. 

Nearly 50 aircraft were displayed in the static park at Geneva International Airport. 

Gulfstream flew the first test article of its new 8,000-nm-range G800 from Savannah for the flagship jet's EBACE debut.

On display from Canadian manufacturer Bombardier was its ultra-long-range Global 8000 business jet. 

Greenpeace said 100 climate activists from its own organization and groups including Stay Grounded, Extinction Rebellion and Scientist Rebellion combined to disrupt the opening day of EBACE.