A flying school - CAE Global Academy Évora (Former Academia Aeronáutica de Évora / Aeronautical Academy of Europe) - owned by CAE and part of the CAE Global Academy was based at the airport between late 2000 and December 2012, when it ceased operations.

It is also a popular site for parachuting and glider activities, especially during weekends.

Évora Airport hosted the biannual Portugal Air Show several times up to 2009.

The €180M facility was completed August 2012, with production starting early 2013.

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