The annual general aviation convention held in Friedrichshafen, Europe, brought together 750 exhibitors from 38 nations, with a strong emphasis on electric propulsion aircraft. Aero Friedrichshafen featured a diverse array of aircraft, including the Smartflyer SFX1 – a hybrid-electric four-seater with a range of 431 nautical miles and significantly reduced carbon emissions. Dovetail Electric Aviation showcased their efforts in zero-emission regional flight, retrofitting existing aircraft with electric and hydrogen-electric propulsion systems. The Dutch Pavilion by AeroDelft presented prototypes of a drone and a Sling 4 aircraft powered by a liquid-hydrogen electric powertrain, marking a significant milestone in student-led sustainable aviation projects. Oskar-Ursinus-Vereinigung (OUV) from Germany, dedicated to assisting aircraft builders, highlighted their support system and annual conventions. The event also introduced the Business Aviation Dome, providing a dedicated space for business aviation networking and discussions on sustainability and innovation. Forums on hydrogen and battery technologies underscored the industry's commitment to alternative energy sources and future advancements in electric aviation.