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AEROCAMPUS Aquitaine NOUVELLE-AQUITAINE YOU SEE IN THE SKY! 2 You See in the Sky! 3 Nouvelle-Aquitaine - ASD - Nouvelle-Aquitaine Nouvelle-Aquitaine - ASD - Nouvelle-Aquitaine Exceptional Assets ͸ A very diversified ASD sector, Everything that flies bears consolidated with the Nouvelle-Aquitaine administrative grouping, actively involved the mark of Nouvelle-Aquitaine! in all major aeronautics and space programs NOUVELLE-AQUITAINE ͸ A dual aeronautics sector, where © DASSAULT AVIATION - K. TOKUNAGA K. - AVIATION DASSAULT © numerous military technical solutions Smart Aerospace One of the Main enrich the civil domain european aeronautical ͸ Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Occitanie, the Region decision centers two regions of the Aerospace Valley World Competitiveness Cluster in aeronautics, space & embedded systems ͸ A proactive partnership policy of public 700 industrial 60,000 employees, authorities promote the sector establishments including 20,000 from the World Leader (employment and training support, Ministry of Defense ͸ Helicopter engines competitiveness and innovation strategy, ͸ Top of the range corporate jets specific financing) Over €4 billion ͸ Landing and braking systems in revenues for €2 billion ͸ Launch vehicles and propulsion ͸ The region’s economic vitality with direct aeronautics and space turnover for export ͸ Deterrent weapons systems links to the major highway networks and ͸ Atmospheric re-entry technologies TGV high-speed train infrastructure ͸ High-technology batteries Bristol ͸ Carbon fiber and high-performance Territorial proximity of prime contractors Bordeaux and Aquitaine, Venue of Bruxelles ͸ composite materials for greater synergy and control of international business events ͸ Electrical power management Paris technologies Manching ͸ The presence of the vast majority of Leader in Europe NOUVELLE-AQUITAINE REGION ADS SHOW UGS Bordeaux land-sea-air joint armed forces training EUROPE Unmanned Global Systems ͸ Military aircraft Toulouse centers World military International trade show for unmanned ͸ Tactical propulsion systems MRO congress air, land and sea systems ͸ High technology composite materials AEROCAMPUS Aquitaine, an © TURBOMECA / STUDIO PONS ͸ ͸ Radar and embedded systems international-class campus for aerospace ͸ Radar and monitoring systems training ͸ Ground and airborne testing and SOFINS (Private meeting) measurements ISAE-ENSMA, the aeronautics and Special Operations Forces Innovation Network Seminar ͸ ͸ Maintenance and repair (MOC / MRO) Figures from the March 2017 edition: 236 exhibitors, mechanical engineering school in Poitiers ͸ Aircraft cabin interiors 4,000 visitors, 46 delegations from 43 countries ͸ ASD training labs ͸ Aircraft painting Châtellerault SAFRAN AIRCRAFT ENGINES 5 Poitiers THALES AVIONICS ZODIAC ACTUATION SYSTEMS Nouvelle-Aquitaine - ASD - Nouvelle-Aquitaine ENSMA ASD - Nouvelle-Aquitaine Niort DASSAULT AVIATION (ENGINEERS) SAFT CORPORATE GROUPS / MAIN INDUSTRIES SAFRAN ELECTRONICS & DEFENSE La Rochelle ZODIAC AERO ELECTRIC TRAINING CENTERS Rochefort Guéret EFSOAA DEFENSE TRAINING CENTER TEST CENTERS (NCO’S TECHNICIANS) STELIA AEROSPACE Limoges STTS Angoulème SAFRAN FILTRATION SYSTEMS Main roads and highways Saintes Cognac DEFENSE TRAINING CENTER 0 km 50 100 ZODIAC AEROSAFETY SYSTEMS (TECHNICIANS PUPILS) ZODIAC AEROSPACE SERVICES EPAA DEFENSE TRAINING CENTER (PILOTS) BABCOCK MCS FRANCE (FIGHTER PILOTS TRAINING) Périgueux Brive-La-Gaillarde THALES COMMUNICATIONS & SECURITY ARIANEGROUP / DAHER / DASSAULT AVIATION / DASSAULT FALCON SERVICE / ROXEL / DGA © DASSAULT AVIATION STROPPA - P. SABENA TECHNICS / STELIA AEROSPACE / THALES MISSILES TESTING BORDEAUX Bergerac IMA (MAINTENANCE MASTER) SAFT CESA UAV TESTING SAFRAN AIRCRAFT ENGINES AIA (MAINTENANCE / ENGINES) Nouvelle-Aquitaine, at the forefront ATLANTIC OCEAN AEROCAMPUS AQUITAINE (TECHNICIANS) DGA FLIGHT TESTING ZODIAC DATA SYSTEMS of Aerospace and Defense ETO DEFENSE TRAINING CENTER CEA (AERIAL SHOOTING) CESTA DGA MISSILES TESTING Agen HELIDAX - W. CONDETTE Mont-de-Marsan HELIDAX (HELICOPTER PILOTS) AIR WAREFARE CENTER EALAT DEFENSE TRAINING CENTER (MILITARY AIR EXPERIMENTS CENTER) A network of innovative SMEs / MID CAPS (LIGHT AVIATION) 2MoRO, ACH, AD Industrie, Aeroprotec, A&T Aerospace, Aero Composites Dax Saintonge, AGB, AK Group, Alcen, Algo’Tech, Aquitaine Electronique, SAFRAN HELICOPTER ENGINES Toulouse Ateliers Bigata, Aunis Production Industrie, Brown Europe, C3 Technologies, Catherineau, Clip Industrie, Coeurjoly, Chrome Dur Industriel, Cofidur, TORAY DASSAULT AVIATION CSA, Debitex, Diota, Echeverria, Elixir Aircraft, Epsilon Composite, Erma Bayonne CARBON FIBERS EUROPE Major Corporate Groups Electronique, FEDD, Figeac Aero, Flyops, Fonderies et Ateliers du Bélier, Pau SAFRAN HELICOPTER ENGINES ArianeGroup, Daher, Dassault Aviation, Dassault Falcon Fluorotechnique, Gora, ICM Industrie, IFTS, Immersion, Ingeliance, JV Service, ESI, Hutchinson, Lisi Aerospace, Roxel, Sabena Group, Kuka, L’Electrolyse, Lauak, LMB, Lutec, Malichaud Atlantique, MAP, Bilbao San Sebastian Tarbes SAFRAN LANDING SYSTEMS Technics / TAT Group, Safran Aircraft Engines, Safran Meggitt, Metal-Chrome, Nexteam Group, Olikrom, PCC France, Potez Electronics & Defense, Safran Helicopter Engines, Aéronautique, Prodec Metal, Rescoll, Schleipfer, Serma Group, Serta ASD, Safran Landing Systems, SAFT, Stelia Aerospace, Stelia Simaco, Simair, Skeyetech, Somocap, SPI Aéro, Starplast, STI France, Pamplona Composites, STTS Group, Thales, Toray CFE, Zodiac Stivent Industrie, TDCI, TDM, Techman Head, Tekniaero, Telerad, Tensyl, SPAIN Aerospace, etc. Ventana, etc. Madrid 6 You See in the Sky! STELIA AEROSPACE COMPOSITES grew in 2016, along with its excellent Salaunes aerospace cluster, which currently employs 35,000 people, with a potential for growth of over 10,000 more jobs by 2030. An Overall coherence ambitious development project, the Bordeaux Airport Operation of Metropolitan Interest, is underway in line with the centered on Bordeaux- regional economic development policy for Saint-Médard-en-Jalles the sector. This plan concerns an area of PARIS 2,500 hectares, bridging the municipalities of Mérignac, Le Haillan and Saint-Médard- ARIANEGROUP Merignac airport (Issac) Le Haillan en-Jalles, and provides for comprehensive ARIANEGROUP ROXEL development of the area with: (Candale) ARIANEGROUP SAFT ͸ Airport to Bordeaux city center transit in (St-Médard) DASSAULT AVIATION ARIANEGROUP LYON 35 min thanks to the extension of tram line (Martignas) (Le Haillan) A (2020) THALES DASSAULT FALCON SERVICE DAHER Mérignac SAFRAN AIRCRAFT ENGINES ͸ Airport to Saint-Jean station transit by bus STELIA AEROSPACE DASSAULT AVIATION (Mérignac) with a high frequency of service and TRE Martignas-sur-JalleSABENA TECHNICS IMA BORDEAUX Floirac regional rail express (2019) Bordeaux-Saint-Jean ͸ Requalification of urban spaces (cycling Bordeaux-Mérignac Railway station Airport AIA routes, park and ride) and creation of an SIMMAD BORDEAUX Aeronautics Boulevard CFA EURATLANTIQUE ͸ International business park of the 45th Pessac Parallel (28,000 m2 of offices, a 1,400- seat convention center, hotel, restaurants Garonne Latresne and parking) ͸ “Aerocity” (see below) BAYONNE AEROCAMPUS AQUITAINE A gateway to aeronautics in BORDEAUX TOULOUSE AEROPARC Nouvelle-Aquitaine for greater BORDEAUX AIRPORT ARIANEGROUP (Le Haillan) visibility OPERATION OF DAHER METROPOLITAN © THALES © Just as Bordeaux has its Cité du Vin, INTEREST THALES DASSAULT aerospace will have its own dedicated FALCON SERVICE 0 1 2 km 2016 was another remarkable year for complex, bordering the airport, to high- SABENA TECHNICS DASSAULT AVIATION A wave of success for the (Mérignac) the Bordeaux-Mérignac airport - 8.9% light the vibrant industrial and economic STELIA AEROSPACE Bordeaux Airport and the entire traffic growth (up 70% in 7 years), one sector. IMA region of France’s fastest growing airports. The The Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region, Bordeaux BORDEAUX TECHNOWEST To counter the effect of the new high-speed trade journal Air Transport News acclaimed Métropole and the city of Mérignac have rail line between Paris and Bordeaux (2-hr it as the “Best Airport in the World for 2016” launched a study with AEROCAMPUS BORDEAUX-MÉRIGNAC trip as of July 2017), airport management in the category of under 10 million passen- Aquitaine, to define the contours of a AIRPORT has anticipated the disruption through gers per year. complex resolutely turned towards the a two-pronged approach: develop a future. In addition, a museum space will strategy focused on low cost flights and shelter valuable documents on the history The growing strength of the make the airport an international hub for of aviation along with 50 aircraft from the AIR BASE 106 airport zone European capitals and North Africa. The former Air and Space Museum, France’s city of Bordeaux was acclaimed by inter- As the leading industrial complex in second largest historic aircraft collection, C national media numerous times in 2016. Nouvelle-Aquitaine, the airport’s appeal after Le Bourget Air and Space Museum. 8 You See in the Sky! 9 Nouvelle-Aquitaine - ASD - Nouvelle-Aquitaine Nouvelle-Aquitaine - ASD - Nouvelle-Aquitaine SIMMAD, centralized purchasing center for defense World-renowned SIMMAD, the Defense Ministry’s integrated organization for the maintenance of aircraft in operational condition, is a joint armed forces resource, responsible for ensuring optimal availability of Ministry of Defense aircraft, cost control and coher- engineering resources and specialists from aerospace complex ence of
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