The Dynon Group is pleased to share that we will be attending France Air Expo 2026, taking place from 4–6 June at Lyon-Bron Airport. As one of Europe’s leading general aviation events, the exhibition provides an excellent opportunity to connect with pilots, aircraft manufacturers, avionics specialists, and aviation enthusiasts from across the industry.
Visitors will find us on the Finesse Max stand, where we will be showcasing some of the latest avionics solutions from both Dynon and Trig Avionics. On display will be the Dynon SkyView HDX flight display system alongside the Trig TT23 Mode S Transponder, demonstrating how modern avionics can deliver enhanced situational awareness, safety, and performance for a wide range of aircraft operators.
As long-standing partners of both Dynon and Trig, the Finesse Max team is ideally placed to demonstrate the benefits of these innovative systems and discuss the latest developments in avionics technology.
“France Air Expo is always an important event for us,” said Garmir da Costa, Sales Manager at The Dynon Group. “Attending as The Dynon Group gives us a fantastic opportunity to meet customers face-to-face, strengthen relationships with our European partners, and showcase the latest advancements from both Dynon and Trig. I look forward to personally welcoming new and existing customers. If you see me at the show, come and say hello”
As a strong advocate for wider ADS-B Out adoption across Europe, Trig continues to deliver practical solutions that improve flight safety. The introduction of the TT23 Transponders makes it easier than ever before. The TT23G features an integrated, SIL 3-certified GPS receiver, enabling aircraft to broadcast highly accurate positional data and be seen by all ADS-B In equipped traffic. This future-ready solution enhances conspicuity and plays a vital role in reducing the risk of mid-air collisions during VFR operations.
Whether you’re considering an avionics upgrade, exploring the latest developments in general aviation technology, or simply attending the show to see what’s new in the industry, we’d be delighted to welcome you to the Finesse Max stand.
While the forecast suggests a little rain on Thursday, conditions are expected to improve significantly, with warm and dry weather anticipated for both Friday and Saturday—ideal for enjoying the aircraft displays and outdoor exhibition areas.
See you in Lyon!