AéroRun - Le Bourget 2026

AéroRun - Le Bourget directs runners onto the runways of Paris-Le Bourget Airport, a location typically for aircraft, not race bibs. This solidarity race, organized by Aviation Sans Frontières, offers two timed options: a 10 km run for a serious effort, and a 2.5 km distance for those seeking a shorter, more relaxed pace. Participation is capped at approximately 2,000 individuals, with each bib requiring the creation of an online fundraiser that must collect 150 euros before the race deadline. The course is the primary attraction: participants run along the airport runways at Le Bourget, the historic airfield where Charles Lindbergh landed after his transatlantic flight. The field of participants may include aviation enthusiasts, regular runners, charity supporters, and individuals drawn by the opportunity to run in a normally restricted area. All proceeds support the humanitarian missions of Aviation Sans Frontières. Top fundraisers can receive aviation-themed prizes, such as premium travel, a Paris-New York flight experience with an Air France captain and writer, or a VIP bib for the 20 km of Paris.