AÉROCOLLECTOR 2026: the show for collectors and aviation enthusiasts

Aérocollector - Paris isn't just a gathering for aviation enthusiasts, it's a captivating experience for the curious and lovers of unique objects.

A great opportunity to discover a variety of aviation-related collectibles, from historic pieces to unique decorative items and other fascinating finds. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or simply curious, the event offers the opportunity to have a good time while discovering interesting objects. It's an enriching experience for a wide range of visitors.

As part of AEROCOLLECTOR 2026 on March 21 and 22, the Air France Museum, a co-host of the event, will mark the 50th anniversary of the Concorde’s inaugural transatlantic flight to Brazil, which took place on February 21, 1976. This milestone remains a historic moment in aviation history.

To mark the event, François Adibi, a former Concorde pilot, will be onsite at the Air France Museum booth to introduce and sign copies of his latest book: CONCORDE – Our Shared Dream.

The Air France Museum will also feature Boramy Thong – ART FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS – at its booth, showcasing reproductions of cockpit instruments from the iconic Concorde.

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Additionally, you'll find your regular enthusiasts participating in ongoing signing sessions:

• François Adibi, former Concorde pilot, discussing his book CONCORDE – Our Dream Shared.
• Commander de Saint-Elme signing copies of his novel CRASH.
• Coline Berry showcasing her books about pioneering aviator Adrienne Bolland (Saturday and Sunday).
• Gregory Pons, affectionately known as "Greg," renowned for his extensive writings on the U.S. Air Force during World War II. He will debut his latest book: *USMC Aviators: Marine Corps Airmen in the Pacific 1941–1945*, signing copies at his booth throughout the weekend.

Another unique encounter is with the creator of the l'Oiseau Rare brand, an aviation and model aircraft enthusiast who, since 2019, has been offering kits of hard-to-find model aircraft, such as the Robin DR 400, which accounts for more than a third of the aircraft used in French flying clubs.

Additionally, visitors will have the chance to win a variety of prizes during four raffle draws: subscriptions to aviation history magazines such as Le Fana de l'aviation, Les Ailes, the magazine Cocardes, and Avions de combat, along with a selection of books on aeronautics and many other gifts. The draws will take place twice daily, at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.

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