Conférences - Aviation & vol spatial

Galleon (Shanghai) Consulting Co., Ltd

In the future, the improvement of urbanization level and consumption upgrade in China will promote the continuous growth of air transport demand. Based on the analysis of the future development environment of air transport in China, the air transport market in China is expected to maintain stable growth in the next 20 years. Passenger turnover grew at an average annual rate of 7.4% and freight and mail turnover at an average annual rate of 9%. With the expansion and application of 5G technology in the field of aviation manufacturing, the smart technologies that China’s commercial aircraft manufactures need in the future include sensors required for production line upgrades, data communication technology, communication security technology, composite material placement detection technology, and surface defect precision detection technology, Application of AR technology in aircraft assembly process, etc. The next 10 years will be a crucial period for accelerating the rapid development of China’s aviation industry and a crucial period for realizing leapfrog development of the aviation industry. Seize the opportunity, aim at the target, with good domestic policy trends and open domestic and foreign cooperation to contribute to the development of the aviation industry.

Tél.: [+862151555203];     Email.: marketing@galleon.cc

Galleon (Shanghai) Consulting Co., Ltd.

At present, China’s helicopter industry has established a relatively complete R&D, production, supporting, materials, formed the product pattern of “multi - type of an aorcraft, series development”. Helicopter market has become the fastest growing segment of the domestic aviation sector, with an average growth rate of 25% over the past five years, from 300 to nearly 1,200, nearly quadrupling, and the market share rising from a fifth to a quarter. At present, the market volume of China’s civil helicopters is about 1,100, with a compound annual growth rate of nearly 20% over the past 10 years, growth is obvious. The figure is expected to climb to 4,000 in the next 10 years. For a country with such a vast territory, a large population and a complicated geographical and natural environment, China’s helicopters play an irreplaceable role in emergency rescue, aviation fire protection, medical services, industrial and agricultural operations, financial leasing and other civilian fields and have a wide range of applicatons. Domestic aviation emergency rescue system construstion, industrial structure upgrade and so on the actual demand and potential demand for helicopters are great. In addition, various domestic policies are making efforts to promote the development of aviation, cooperate with the reform of low-altitude airspace management, support the emerging aviation consumption demand, and accelerate the realization of the leap from “Hot up” to “Flying up”. However, the development of China’s civil helicopter industry is just beginning, so the period of the future is a crucial period for the development of civil helicopyer industry.

Tél.: [+862151555203];     Email.: marketing@galleon.cc

Industry Policy, Helicopter Operation, Informationize, Rescue Insurance, R&D Manufacturing

SMi Group

SMi Group are proud to announce that the 22nd annual Global MilSatCom Conference and Exhibition will return to London on the 10th, 11th and 12th November, alongside a Disruptive Space Technology Focus Day on the 9th November.

Tél.: [02078276000];     Email.: ssapal@smi-online.co.uk

Global MilSatCom, SatCom London, MilSatCom, satellite communications, SMi Group, milcom, hosted payloads, payload delivery, high throughput satellites, commercial satcom, SKYNET, muos, COMSATCOM, SATCOM, US Space Force, satcom conference, satcom event, disruptive space technology, military communications, SATCOM resilience, hybrid capability, GMSC, small satellites, GovSat

Salons, foire-exposition,    Génie militaire

Discover the future of systems, components and manufacturing solutions for the space supply chain at the free-to-attend exhibition and conference

Now in its sixth year, SpaceCom, America’s Commercial Space Conference and Exposition, addresses the strategic issues in the commercial space sector that will enable your business to set a clear course to gain a competitive advantage in the coming trillion-dollar space economy. SpaceCom is operating under a Space Act Agreement with NASA.

Innowinn Group

The aviation industry is facing existential challenges as the COVID-19 still rages across the world. According to the ICAO, up to USD 270 billion potential gross operating revenue loss would be recorded for the full year of 2020 for airlines, depending on the pandemic duration and containment measures implemented. As capital-intensive industry, how airlines can weather this storm and protect their assets in the short and long term until the normality returns? Will COVID-19 accelerate the adoption of new IT technologies in MRO & flight operations? What are the solutions and new aviation technologies that we can tap into to improve MRO and flight operations efficiency, maximize fleet performance, and become more competitive and resilient in such difficult times? The 1st MRO & Flight Ops IT Show China 2020 (MFOISC 2020), taking place on 9-10 December in Shanghai, is going to gather around 300 industry experts and senior representatives from major airlines, MROs, OEMs and suppliers to discuss the latest status of the MRO and Flight Ops technologies development in China, share international experience and showcase technological advancements. This 2 days agenda will be packed with airline case studies and exciting technology showcases from world leading suppliers, OEMs through exhibition and presentations. If you are a solutions provider for the aviation MRO/flight ops sector, it is the right place you can't miss in 2020 in China. Limited FREE tickets are provided to airlines and MROs.

Tél.: [02156779010];     Email.: BrianL@innowinn.com

• Updates on new aviation IT technologies development in China（EFB、PBN、ADS-B、HUD、GLS）; • Paperless and digital solutions for MRO and Flight Ops; • Fuel efficiency and flight planning optimization; • Live flight tracking and weather reporting; • Airline digital transformation programs; • Big data and advanced analytics;

TJ Green Associates LLC

The premier event focused on the design, reliability, and application of electronic components for use in avionics aerospace, military & commercial space systems.

Électronique,    Génie militaire

RTCA

RTCA’s annual event attracts hundreds of executives from FAA, airlines, airports, manufacturers, service providers, UAS, aviation associations, general aviation and businesses from the US and around the world to examine current and emerging issues facing the aviation community. The two-day Symposium covers topics ranging from latest issues that drive the development of technical standards, industry trends in technology and operations, to new and emerging technologies and the role of RTCA Committees in the safe integration into the aviation system. The event also features an awards luncheon where RTCA committee volunteers are recognized for their efforts to develop guidelines that shape the certification of the safety and efficiency of new equipment and provide a competitive market for the provision of these technologies.

General Information;     Tél.: [(202) 833-9339];     Email.: symposium@rtca.org

aviation, FAA, airlines, technology, UAS, NAS, engineering, research

McGill University

McGill’s Space Research Conference will bring major sectors of the international space and aerospace communities together for two days to examine space issues from multiple perspectives–including engineering, healthcare, law and space science–all with an eye on the future. Over the coming decades, as the aerospace sector shifts its focus towards enabling space travel, an integrated space and aerospace ecosystem is expected to emerge. McGill’s Bicentennial provides a perfect platform for the conference’s theme, What Is Our Future in Space?, as participants will journey far beyond 2021 to focus on critical space issues 25, 50 and even 100 years in the future. Join McGill’s astronauts and the world’s top academic researchers, business pioneers, and government leaders in space and aerospace for two days of cross-industry exchange in Montreal.