Bucharest International Airshow (BIAS) announces the launch of its first exclusive NFT collection, in an innovative collaboration with the National Institute for Research & Development in Informatics – ICI Bucharest, on the institutional platform ICI D|SERVICES.

The project marks a world premiere in aviation.
BIAS becomes the first air show in the world to launch its own NFT collection, offering aviation and technology enthusiasts a unique opportunity to own an authentic digital souvenir from a globally renowned event. The collection will be available for sale in the upcoming period.

NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) represent a revolutionary way of owning and trading unique digital assets, and the BIAS collection will include digital illustrations of aircraft and aerobatic performances that have made this event famous. Each NFT will be a unique token, providing holders not only with a digital souvenir but also with access to a piece of the history and tradition of Romania’s largest air show.

The collection will be officially presented during a press conference on August 18, at Aurel Vlaicu – Băneasa International Airport.

The collection is developed in partnership with ICI Bucharest, a leader in research and development of innovative IT solutions in Romania, thus marking a collaboration between aviation tradition and cutting-edge technology.

About BIAS

The Bucharest International Air Show (BIAS) is the largest and most important aviation event in Romania, placing Bucharest on the international map of air shows. BIAS has been a success story since 2009.

The show brings together civilian and military pilots from Romania and abroad every year. The event is organized by prestigious partners such as the Bucharest Airports Company, the Romanian Air Force, the Romanian Aeroclub, Romaero, Romatsa, and the AIBO Sports Club.

BIAS takes place at Băneasa Airport, the third oldest airport in the world, a location with a significant history in aviation. Every year, the event attracts over 150,000 spectators, who can enjoy unforgettable performances by more than 150 participating pilots.