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an event from siae.fr CONTENTS
A - INTRODUCTION G – PARTNERS 1. General introduction 1. Major partners 2. The most popular show in the industry 2. Official partners 3. 2015 figures 3. Institutional partner: French Aerospace Suppliers B – SERVICES AND NEW FEATURES 4. Media partners 1. Paris Air lab 2. Aerospace Meetings Paris H – PRESS INFORMATION SHEET 3. Show services 1. Accreditations 4. CSR Approach 2. Press contacts/interviews 5. Improvements to the exhibition centre 3. Opening hours and access 6. Elite Pro Programme 4. Key dates 7. VIP Chalet 5. Media centre 6. Daily Show pictures C - YOUNG PEOPLE AT THE SHOW 7. Photos zone 1. The Careers Plane - Jobs and Training 8. Press car park Forum 2. The Rocketry Challenge I - HISTORY
D – OTHER EVENTS & ACTIVITIES J – PRACTICAL INFORMATION 1. Air and Space Museum 1. Prices 2. Skytrax Awards 2. Access 3. Maps
E – AIRCRAFT K – APPENDICES
1. "Trade" poster and "general public" F – EXHIBITORS posters 1. Nomenclature 2. Aircraft list 2. National pavilions 3. Paris Air Lab (Start-ups schedule, 3. Aviation Sans Frontières thematic schedule) 4. The Careers Plane - Jobs and Training Forum (Global implementation, general panorama of the presented jobs)
SHOW MANAGEMENT
Emeric d’Arcimoles, Gilles Fournier Chairman and CEO Managing Director
Nicolas Tran Wilfried Grüner Marketing Director Logistics Director
Frank Teyssier Christophe Robin Technical Director GIFAS Communications Director
Further information about the show: https://www.siae.fr/en/ Further information about the GIFAS: https://www.gifas.asso.fr/en/
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INTRODUCTION
1. General introduction
The 52nd edition of the Paris Air Show will be held from Monday 19 to Sunday 25 June 2017.
FOUR DAYS FOR TRADE VISITORS Monday 19 to Thursday 22 June 2017 8.30 am to 6 pm
NB. From 19 to 22 June, the show is dedicated to trade visitors with evidence of their position. Entry is not permitted to those under the age of 16.
THREE PUBLIC DAYS Friday 23 to Sunday 25 June 2017. 8.30 am to 6 pm In addition to all the elements that have traditionally ensured the success of these days, the show has also reaffirmed its dedication to the general public by setting up various resources to improve visitor reception. Such as:
Entrance to the Air and Space Museum is free of charge for all visitors with an air show ticket Access for the general public to a huge 30,000m² lawn next to the runway for the best seat during flying displays A grandstand with more than 3,000 seats on the same lawn for watching flying displays with extra comfort and better visibility (paid access) A programme of flying displays (approx. 2-3 hours) specially designed for the general public. A large number of exhibitor aircraft will give a superb panorama of the technologies of today and tomorrow Giant screens installed in various areas in the show will retransmit flying displays live. Events designed with partners for the general public One-off participation of the Patrouille de France during public days
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2. The most popular show in the industry
Customer-satisfactions surveys show that the Paris Air Show is the most popular air show amongst visitors and exhibitors. The SIAE has carried out customer satisfaction surveys with visitors (trade and general public) and exhibitors since 2007. In 2015, 98% of visitors were satisfied (40% of whom were very satisfied), a number that has continued to rise since 2007.
Why is the show so popular? Because the Paris Air Show is a unique event in terms of its size and diversity:
it brings together all players in the world aerospace industry it offers a large number of flying displays with great visibility it offers trade professionals the opportunity to present their products and expertise in the best conditions, to trade visitors as well as the general public it is always oriented towards young people, jobs and training (free entry for students that have booked in advance on Friday 23 June - Careers Plane - Jobs and Training Forum) Lastly, the show has made improving its exhibitor and visitor services a priority (significant investment in setting up the exhibition centre, digitalizing processes, provision of new high-performance tools, etc.)
Outside the show, the large number of events organized by exhibitors and the immediate proximity to Paris also contribute to making the show a unique experience.
3. 2015 figures
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SERVICES AND NEW FEATURES
1. Paris Air Lab - New in 2017
This innovative area will be located in the centre of the air show in the Concorde Hall. This 2,000m² area will be entirely dedicated to the innovations of the major players in the aerospace industry, as well as those of the start-ups in the sector. Paris Air Lab will also be an area for exploring ideas and the location of immersive experiences using virtual and augmented reality.
Paris Air Lab is based on three main elements:
PICK-UP YOUR INNOVATION This area offers a journey between exhibition booths dedicated to innovation in the aerospace sector, together with the digital industries. These booths will define an itinerary spread between collaborative research from major groups, organized into major national and European programmes, and the creative fusion of start-ups in the field. These themed booths, dedicated to collaborative innovation in the sector, will be organized into three journeys that make it possible to compare the work of major groups, major research institutes and start-ups on the following themes:
- "Aeronautics" (aircraft of the future, sustainable aviation, propulsion, etc.) - "Digital and new applications" (drones, connectivity, Aeronautic Factories of the future, etc.) - "Space" (earth observation, space agencies, etc.) This area will also play host to two daily sessions of presentations, keynote speeches from major industrials in the sector, introducing a themed series of "pitches" from start-ups.
VISIONARY HUB This area will hold short conferences for extraordinary encounters on the aerospace industry of tomorrow. Based on the Battle Conferences model, iconic figures and experts from diverse backgrounds will discuss, debate and even battle each other in order to encourage the public to think about the major evolutions of today and tomorrow.
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EXPERIMENTAL GATES This area will provide immersive experiences in the world of aerospace using augmented and virtual reality. Six themes will form the cardinal points of this area: in the cockpit, in flight, exploring space, becoming an astronaut, Constellium Experience and Accenture Hololens.
Where: Concorde Hall (static area) When: All week
For the entire program, please go to appendix 3 or on the Show website
2. Aerospace Meetings Paris
In partnership with BCI Aerospace, the Air show will again offer the business meetings service, which will be held on Tuesday 20, Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 June 2017, from 9 am to 6 pm. Launched in 2007, the business meetings service was extremely successful in 2015 with 764 participants and almost 8,046 business meetings organized. Aerospace Meetings facilitate networking via an ingenious B2B meetings service and a new speed networking service with the largest purchasers in the aerospace industry. It also offers a unique opportunity to find out about and discuss the purchasing policies of major groups through dedicated conferences. Information and registration: https://www.siae.fr/en/exhibiting/aerospace_meetings_paris.htm
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Also, as part of the Aerospace Meetings Paris, on 20 and 21 June 2017 conferences led by leading players in the aeronautics industry will be held (conferences will also be given in English):
- Major decision-maker round table "Strategic and critical issues of a global supply chain" This round table will focus on themes such as: improving the operational performance of suppliers, increasing skills of level 2/3 SMEs, the perception of quality in the Supply Chain by purchasers and suppliers and setting up collaborative planning.
- "How to do business with?" and "International Aerospace Markets" conferences Major players in these conferences: Latecoere, Thales Alenia Space, Sabena technics, Airbus Group and SR Technics.
Where: The Careers Plane - Jobs and Training Forum When: from 20 to 22 June
3. Show services
FREE WI-FI AT THE SHOW Visitors and exhibitors can enjoy free high-speed wi-fi access throughout the show so that they can check their messages, use the show's mobile application and browse the internet.
CONCIERGE SERVICE Reserved exclusively for exhibitors, ELITE PRO visitors and journalists, the show's concierge service offers all the services expected of a luxury concierge service. Whether it's for transportation, accommodation or event planning, the concierge service will be there to deal with all of your requests! During the show, the concierge service will be located in the annex of building O. This service is free of charge.
BUSINESS CENTRE A business centre reserved for exhibitors and ELITE PRO visitors is available in the annex of building O. Photocopiers, computers, printers, wired internet and wi-fi.
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VISAS Letter of invitation requests for facilitating the obtaining of visas should be made on the air show website for trade visitors (https://prosiae.mybadgeonline.com/default.aspx?). Once the request has been made, letters will automatically be sent to the embassies.
MOBILE APPLICATION An iOS and Android app is available. A great tool for making the most of your visit, users will be able to consult a wide range of information in real time, such as: - The list of exhibitors with information about each company and a detailed list of their news, - The schedule for flying displays and all exhibitor events, - The list of aircraft at the show along with a description and technical/commercial information, - The list of services available on site (restaurant, shops, information points, etc.) - Air show maps Additionally, the app will manage indoor and outdoor geolocation so that visitors can automatically find out their position.
GROUP Users can create a private group and invite up to 10 people to join. This will make it easier for members to find each other using the maps of the show. Along with itinerary planning, the app will enable visitors to easily move around the 182 acres of the show.
CLICK & DELIVER - New in 2017 This service will enable exhibitors to order any product from the air show restaurants from their smartphone and have them delivered to their stand, meaning they can skip the queues and don't have to leave their stand.
AROUND ME - New in 2017 This new feature will enable users to see their position and find out about nearby services, stands, restaurants and shops.
Salon du Bourget
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DEDICATED MOBILE APP FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
A special app will be available for visitors with disabilities. The "Easy to go" app will provide these visitors with all the useful and vital information they need to enjoy their visit to the show. It will be available in early June.
Easytogo
SHOWCASING OF EXHIBITOR CONTENT
Via the platforms they can access in their exhibitor area, exhibitors can: showcase the new products they will be presenting at the show, examples of their expertise and knowledge in the aerospace industry share details of all the events they will be holding during the show access a digital "press box" where they can upload documents, photos and videos, etc.
This information will then be relayed directly to the air show website, which receives more than a million visits in the lead up to the show (to the sections "Exhibitors’ new products", "Exhibitors’ events" and "electronic press boxes"), as well as to the mobile app.
The provision of these tools enables the show to:
Meet exhibitor needs, Diversify communication resources, enabling exhibitors to promote their innovations to the key stakeholders in the sector and all participants of the show, Satisfy the curiosity of trade and public visitors who are always very interested in the events and new releases offered during the show, Offer journalists and the press information sources for finding out about the news of exhibitors present at the 52nd edition of the Paris Air Show.
Use these tools to make sure you won't miss out on anything at the show.
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4. Our CSR Approach
Since 2007 the SIAE has followed an ambitious and innovative Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy structured around three main objectives:
1. To welcome participants in the show in the best conditions of health, safety and comfort. 2. To understand and control the environmental impact of the construction and the running of the show. 3. To equip participants with the tools they need to participate in the show's sustainable development initiative.
These objectives are developed across 15 operational sites and ensured by a sustainable development management system. The SIAE's CSR initiative was also ISO 20 121 certified in 2013 (after the London Olympic Games in 2012) and again in 2016. The Bourget exhibition centre has also been ISO 20 121 certified since June 2014 (www.viparis.com).
ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS The SIAE aims to set up concrete actions whilst strengthening its joint approach with all participants: exhibitors, visitors, service providers, local residents, internal collaborators, etc. The show's CSR initiative involves all actors affected directly or indirectly by the SIAE. Every participant plays a role in the CSR initiative through two complementary objectives: reduction of the environmental and societal impact of its activity and sharing of its goals, needs and issues in terms of CSR.
HEALTH, SAFETY, COMFORT: THE SIAE'S 3 PRIORITIES Adhering to legislation regarding the wearing of Personal Protection Equipment (e.g. safety shoes, gloves, helmets, glasses, etc.), implementation of a work hub and a traffic campaign to reduce the risk of accident, provision of a rest area for all staff, a low-cost canteen, encouragement of local employment through a skills centre for recruiting staff via Adecco93: the SIAE's health/safety/comfort resource is one of the cornerstones of its CSR initiative.
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ACCESSIBILITY, A PRIORITY FOR THE 2017 EDITION 2015 was the year in which the law of February 2005 came into effect. In accordance with this legislation, the SIAE has carried out an "accessibility" audit of the show every year since 2013. An action plan (2015-2019) was set up to respond to all goals related to accessibility. For example, reception staff will be trained on the reception of people with disabilities, a special phone number will be available to participants, and two golf-carts will be available solely for transporting people with disabilities on site. Exhibitors are also encouraged to take an active role in analysing the accessibility of their stand and chalet.
NEW PRACTICES FOR REDUCING IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT Like most major shows, the SIAE is a large consumer of carpets (almost 40,000 m2). As part of the CSR initiative, the management department decided in 2015 to replace (disposable) carpet rolls with reusable carpet tiles. In addition to reducing waste, this carpet, used in 0.5 x 0.5 m tiles, offers increased visitor comfort. This action also reduces the show's carbon footprint by almost 80 tCO2e, the equivalent of one French person's emissions over 80 years. Another example is the RE-USE resource designed to collect the construction material and furniture exhibitors don't want to take with them, to encourage recycling via manufacturers (for certain floor and ceiling coverings) and associations in the Paris region (for construction material and furniture). This resource, which is available to all exhibitors, is set up in partnership with two manufacturers (Armstrong and LTi). The SIAE's CSR initiative is constantly evolving. If you have any comments, questions or suggestions, please write to: [email protected]. In order to encourage the use of environmentally-friendly material during production of exhibitor sites, the SIAE has also set up a partnership with the Fédération Française des Métiers de l’Evénement et de l’Exposition "Crealians", in the form of the AMAT resource library. This resource library is a database offering a selection of environmentally- friendly material that can be used for exhibitor areas, available online. Lastly, the SIAE provides a resource for the collection and disposal of waste during set-up and running that exhibitors, decorators and service providers must strictly respect.
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5. Improvements to the exhibition centre
Since 2005 the air show has continued to invest heavily in the Bourget exhibition centre in order to provide exhibitors and visitors with the best possible setting. Between 2005 and 2017 we invested €60M.
Since 2013, various works have been completed, including: - Car parks - A new CCTV system - Reorganization of the bus station at gate L (for buses and taxis) - Access for disabled visitors - Heating and air-conditioning for hall 3 - Redevelopment of gates R and O - Renovation of the toilets - IP phone with a new PABX - Signage for gates - Disabilities campaign
6. Elite Pro Programme
For the fourth time the show will be running its ELITE PRO programme aimed at exhibitors who wish to host their VIP guests in the best conditions possible. For this 2017 edition, the Elite PRO programme will also be open to trade visitors who want to experience privileged access to the air show.
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The ELITE PRO programme offers these visitors the following advantages: - Special "fast-track" entry at gates O and L - Extended visiting hours: entry from 7.30 am (instead of 8.30 am) - A private lounge area in the heart of the show (Hall 2) - Refreshments and dedicated locker rooms - A golf-cart service leaving from the gates and lounge - Luxury concierge service - A business centre - A premium car park near gates L and O
7. VIP Chalet
This is a reception area open to non-aeronautic companies. The chalet can be reserved on a per table basis, for the full day or half a day, and gives companies a place to host their business guests so that they can attend flying displays in the best possible conditions.
YOUNG PEOPLE AT THE SHOW
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YOUNG PEOPLE AT THE SHOW
1. The Careers Plane - Jobs and Training Forum The GIFAS offers a space dedicated to professions, training and employment in the aerospace, air transport and national defence industries.
Under the theme "Travel to the heart of excellence", the 2017 edition will give an exclusive overview of the sector. Inside a 3,000 m2 area, visitors will be invited to discover this pioneering industry through an immersive and educational journey.
Two complementary areas are accessible: - the Careers Plane, an area for demos and discussions given by professionals in the sector - the Jobs and Training Forum, an area for meeting recruitment managers from business and teaching establishments
The Careers Plane Organized around a central island, offering video immersion in the different professions, visitors will be able to meet men and women who work in the aeronautics sector on a daily basis.
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This represents a unique opportunity to meet those who design, produce, sell and maintain aircraft, and also to see and touch the finished product, from the engine to the blade of a helicopter, via a plane seat or an altimeter. Various discussion formats are available: - Demos where professionals can be seen in almost real conditions and sometimes even allow visitors the chance to touch devices. - Short conferences, in small groups, where the speaker shares their career path, daily life at work and the projects they are working on with a dozen participants.
Spread across three large themed spaces: Design, R&D; Industrialization and Production; and Support, Sales and Maintenance. Almost a hundred professionals will meet throughout the week to introduce visitors to the show to the trade chain in aeronautics. In total, almost forty different professions will be presented, illustrating the diversity of the sector. This enables visitors to meet, in turn, a test flight engineer, an industrial project manager, a radar operator, a Big Data engineer, a composite technician or even an avionics mechanic.
At the Jobs and Training Forum, visitors can also find out about the training and offers available for the professions they're interested in
The Jobs and Training Forum
The no. 1 show for employment and training in the aerospace sector, the Job and Training Forum is a convergence point for businesses, learning establishments, associations and the general public. It is an opportunity to discover the most sought-after profiles in the sector, required skills and the professions of the future.
As much a recruitment forum as a careers guidance show, the Jobs and Training Forum enables the youngest visitors to consider their career path, students to look for internships or work experience, young graduates to find their first job and experienced professionals to expand their horizons.
This show is divided into two major sections: 4 days for professionals: Monday 19 to Thursday 22 June 2017 3 days for the general public: Friday 23 June, Saturday 24 June and Sunday 25 June 2017 The Careers Plane - Jobs and Training Forum hosts conferences, events, HR events on jobs/training themes, educational visits for college and school students, as well as numerous official delegations. In the meantime you can find all the job and training offers in the sector at aeroemploiformation.com
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Press contact, F2C Communication: Fabienne Cogneau +33 (0)1 47 69 05 33 / +33 (0)6 03 56 13 39 [email protected] Where: The Careers Plane - Jobs and Training Forum (static area) When: All week
2. The Rocketry Challenge
Taking a fun approach to science, the GIFAS, working with the Planète Sciences association, has created a programme to promote the aerospace industry to young people. At a time where the press and our professions are widely publicizing the difficulties experienced in recruiting engineers, this initiative aims to provide a response, with almost 400 young people (60 teams) involved in the project every year. The Rocketry Challenge is an opportunity to develop international cooperation between the industrial associations AIA (US), ADS (UK), GIFAS (FR), and SJAC (JP) by creating an informal dialogue that promotes close ties. The international final of the Rocketry Challenge will be held during the show at the Bourget site on the morning of Friday 23 June. It will bring together teams of 3 to 10 students (aged 12-18) who won the competition at a national level: United States, United Kingdom, Japan and France. The competition will involve firing mini-rockets to an altitude of 230 m, loaded with two raw eggs and a parachute braking tool for the descent. The eggs must arrive in one piece! Participants will be judged on the quality of the shot (altitude and time), the condition of the eggs and the presentation of the project before a jury. Where: Runway area in front of the GIFAS chalet When: Friday morning, 23 June
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OTHER EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
1. The Air and Space Museum: you'll never travel further than these 3.5 miles outside of Paris.
Located at the Paris-Le Bourget airport, the top business airport in Europe, the Air and Space Museum is one of the top aeronautics museums in the world, both in terms of its long history and its collections. It presents an exceptional historic heritage and is the only museum in the world to present the three fields of flight: aerostats, aviation and space. It boasts an incredible collection of more than 400 aircraft, 150 on display, from the very first Concorde planes to the "Point d’Interrogation'" and even the spitfire. A link between the past and the future, the prestigious Air and Space Museum is an animated area, with events throughout the year, the regular acquisition of collection pieces, events aimed at all members of the public, including the Planère Pilote children's area, rental areas, and film shoots, etc. It also offers activities for families throughout the year: plane tours (Concorde, Dakota, Boeing 747), a 1,200 m2 children's area, a planetarium, guided tours, etc., as well as an on-site restaurant and store. The Air and Space Museum is also a landmark site. Le Bourget is a location that has seen the passage of all the major heroes of aviation, including Charles Lindbergh. It is the birthplace of commercial aviation and includes buildings that themselves have a cultural relevance thanks to the air terminal and its Art Déco architecture. Entrance tickets to the Air show gives you free access to the Air and Space Museum.
Information and opening hours: http://www.museeairespace.fr/en
Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace Aéroport de Paris-Le Bourget BP173 93352 Le Bourget Cedex, France
Press contact: Pascale Nizet Head of External Relations Tel. +33 (0)1 49 92 70 16 Tel: +33 (0)1 49 92 70 00 Mob. +33 (0)6 03 74 18 42 [email protected]
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2. Skytrax Awards: the world standard in air transport excellence
Skytrax is a research body specializing in air transport. Most notably, it carries out statistical surveillance on international journeys to rank the best airlines, low-cost airlines, airports, catering, first class, business class, economy class, flight attendants, etc.
Established in 1989, Skytrax has, in recent years, worked with more than 238 airlines and 148 airports. The body also has a forum where airline passengers can leave comments for other potential users of the company.
During the Paris Airshow, the 2017 Skytrax Awards will be handed to the winning airline companies Tuesday morning at the Air and Space Museum.
More information at: www.airlinequality.com
Where: "Entre 2 Guerres" Hall (Air and Space Museum) When: Tuesday, 20 June, 10 am
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AIRCRAFT
Almost 140 civil and military aircraft are displayed at each edition of the show, including some of the most innovative and impressive aircraft in the world.
Once again in 2017, visitors to the show will be able to discover these planes up close, some forty of which will take part in a daily flying display.
The schedule of flight presentations will be announced every day at the press centre, after the morning pilot briefing (also available on www.siae.fr and on the air show mobile application). Flying displays will take place every day between 12.30 pm and 4.30 pm. Daily commentaries will be given in French and English (Only in French during general public days)
The list of aircraft is available on the Paris Air Show website and in the appendix 2 of this document
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EXHIBITORS
At each edition of the show almost 2,400 companies from all over the world come to exhibit their equipment and expertise to trade visitors and the general public.
1. Nomenclature
The aerospace, civil, defence and security industries bring together a multitude of activities and high-tech technology sectors. To give exhibitors optimum exposure reflecting the diversity of technology and facilitating their identification, the SIAE has set up an in-depth nomenclature for 12 sectors:
Aircraft : Construction and assembly and sub-assemblies,
Space, spacecraft, satellite, telecommunications,
Aircraft engines, aerospace powerplant and related equipment,
Airborne equipment and systems (including weapons),
Pilot & navaids,
Cabin interiors,
Production equipment, tools and software,
Subcontracting (mechanical engineering and composite materials, aircraft interiors, etc.)
Composite materials and surface treatment,
Maintenance, product support & spares, transport,
Services,
Airport equipment and services.
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2. National pavilions
All major constructors and parts manufacturers will be present, either individually or grouped together in the 27 national pavilions.
Hall 1- 2: Norway
Italy United States
Spain
Belgium Hall 4 - 5:
Ireland Austria
Luxembourg Korea
Morocco Japan
Netherlands France
Great Britain Russia
Tunisia Switzerland
Germany Turkey Poland Hall 3: Romania
Brazil
Canada Hall 6:
China Thailand
Mexico Ukraine
3. NGO Aviation Sans Frontières
As a key actor in international humanitarian action, Aviation Sans Frontières employs its expertise, its planes and the air network to send emergency aid from France to its overseas bases and to transport or escort people all around the world. An officially recognised NGO, Aviation Sans Frontières also has its own planes: Cessna Caravans based in Africa. Using these planes, Aviation Sans Frontières provides crucial
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logistic support in tens of partner organizations, providing fast and effective humanitarian aid. The organisation is the first NGO to hold a European Air Operator's Certificate (AOC), just like any other certified airline company.
Missions both overseas and in France
On an international level, Aviation Sans Frontières accompanies hundreds of children in need of emergency health care to Europe each year in order to undergo operations. Aviation Sans Frontières also delivers basic necessities to the most disadvantaged populations and accompanies those who have been granted asylum to their new host country. In France, Aviation Sans Frontières works in collaboration with 15 flying clubs to allow socially isolated young people and those with disabilities to discover the world of aviation. In total, Aviation Sans Frontières meets the needs of nearly 1,000 humanitarian partners every year.
More than 1000 volunteers and 13 employees take turns each day to run missions.
www.asf-fr.org Stand C9 au Village Média Press Relations : Fabienne Cogneau – 00 33 6 03 56 13 39 – [email protected]
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PARTNERS
1. Major partners
Accenture is an international management, technology and outsourcing consultancy firm deploying a team of professionals dedicated to the aeronautics and defence industry. Combining its industry experience, trade expertise and research and innovation skills, developed and put to use in the largest organizations in the world in this industry, we work hand in hand with our clients to provide solutions that aim to stimulate growth, improve the performance of synergies within the extended company ecosystem, and make the most of the digital revolution.
To find out more, see www.accenture.com, or follow us on Twitter @AccentureAero.
Cyient is a worldwide supplier of engineering, manufacturing, data analysis, network and operating solutions. We work with our clients to meet more objectives and prepare a better future together. With over two decades of experience, Cyient is well- positioned to transform the life cycle of Aeronautics and Defence products for aeronautic engines, structures, avionics, systems and interiors. Our aerospace solutions, from conception to certification, manufacture after-sales and digital transformation using analytics and offer increased efficiency and faster market release times. Concrete skills combined with a worldwide network of more than 13,800 associates spread across 38 global locations enable us to offer measurable and significant advantages to major organizations across the world.
For further information, please visit: http://www.cyient.com/aerospace-defense/ To organize a meeting, please email us at: [email protected]
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FedEx, a major player in international express transport and a key player in the aeronautics industry, will be at the 52nd edition of the SIAE, as a Key Partner. In the run up to and during the air show, FedEx offers you express transport services to and from more than 220 countries. FedEX draws on a worldwide air and ground network to accelerate the delivery of urgent packages with guaranteed delivery times. You can choose between one-day delivery, a low-cost 1-3 day service, and our national service for your deliveries in France. http://www.fedex.com/fr/aerospace
2. Official partners
Technical watch specialist Breitling has played a key role in the development of the wrist chronograph and is one of the leaders in this complex field. The company has taken part in all of the major highlights in man's conquest of the sky thanks to its reliable, solid and high-performance instruments. Breitling is one of the only clockmakers in the world to equip all of its models with officially certified chronometer movements, ultimate precision, and one of the rare brands to also possess its own mechanical chronograph movements, designed and manufactured entirely in its workshops. This family business is also one of the last independent watchmakers in Switzerland. http://www.breitling.com
GALERIES LAFAYETTE PARIS HAUSSMANN, THE FASHION DESTINATION! Since its creation at the end of the 19th century, the Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann has rightfully been the expression of the spirit of the times with a subtle and constantly updated collection of brands, from the most prestigious to the most accessible. Located in the heart of Paris, the Galeries Lafayette on Boulevard Haussmann offers the best in tailoring over an area of 65,000m2. Glorified with a neo-Byzantine dome dating from 1912, the shop is renowned and famous throughout the world, and is the second most visited location in Paris. Through a tour of the Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann, we invite you to discover the famous store: the grand hall, the dome, the panoramic terrace... Opening times until the end of 2017: Monday to Saturday until 8.30 pm, and Sundays, 11 am to 7 pm. www.haussmann.galerieslafayette.com
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GOVECS combines more than 20 years of experience in the development, the manufacturing and the distribution of electric scooters.
In association with renowned European professionals regarding design and regarding engineering, GOVECS develops and makes innovative and successful electric scooters. 100% European design and manufacturing, scooters GOVECS settles as a relevant and credible solution to meet the needs of urban mobility and died urban. http://www.govecs.fr/
Ford Motor Company, located in Dearborn, USA, manufactures and sells automobiles on six continents. With Ford and Lincoln brands, the company has 187,000 employees and 62 production plants worldwide. Introduced in France in 1907, today Ford’s place on our market includes:
1 plant et 1 logistic centre 1 300 employees About 250 dealers 105,000 vehicles sold in 2016 Ford makes the best of technologies accessible in the transport industry. Given this shared philosophy, the Salon du Bourget has grown our partnership, making the Ford Tourneo Custom the show’s official vehicle. http://www.ford.fr/
In 1976, Paul-François Vranken began his adventure in the world of Champagne, setting up the Vranken champagne house in order to offer a champagne accessible to all.
Today it has paid off. The Vranken-Pommery Monopole Group has firmly established itself thanks to the portfolio of prestigious international brands behind its success: Pommery, Heidsieck& Co Monopole, Vranken, Château La Gordonne, Rozès...
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3. Institutional partner: French Aerospace Suppliers
More than 500 French SMEs will be at the "French Aerospace Suppliers" area of the 2015 edition of the Paris Air Show. They will exhibit their new technologies over more than 6300 m² in Hall 4.
These companies will be united under the label "French Aerospace Suppliers" in order to promote the expertise of the businesses in the sector. United by the various Chambers of Commerce and regional stakeholders, these businesses represent the main regions of France. This grouping is the primary collection of businesses exhibiting at the show.
The professionalism, dynamism and capacity for innovation of these French SMEs are well-renowned. It has its own dedicated website: www.espace-aeronautique.com
Contact: CCI Seine et Marne Bertrand Vincent, National Coordinator for French SMEs +33 (0)1 74 60 51 52 [email protected] Martine Gahou, Trade Fair Manager +33 (0)1 74 60 51 65 [email protected]
4. Media partners
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PRESS INFORMATION SHEET
1. Accreditations
Contacts: Martin Pennec & Véronique Salimbeni Tel.: +33 (0)1 44 43 17 53/62 Email: [email protected]
Accreditation requests can be made online on the website https://www.siae.fr/en/, under the section Press - Accreditations (upon presentation of a valid press card). Press passes are nominative. They are reserved for working journalists and crew and are strictly non-transferable.
2. Interviews/Press contact
The Media Centre will be in the centre of the show (see the attached map of the show)
Contact: Christopher Robin, GIFAS Communications Director Tel.: +33 (0)1 44 43 17 50 Email: [email protected]
3. Opening hours and access
Entry badges for journalists not accredited in advance will be delivered to gate L upon presentation of proof of profession. Journalists that have already been accredited and who hold an e-badge must go to the press reception at gate L to exchange it for a permanent entry badge to the show.
The Paris Air Show is open to journalists from 12 to 25 June 2017 starting at 7 am to enable them to attend the various conferences and meetings held by exhibitors before the official opening of the show at 8.30 am.
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4. Key dates
Dates and opening hours for the show: - Press: Monday, 12 June to Sunday, 25 June 2017, 7 am to 7 pm. - Trade visitors: Monday, 19 June to Thursday 22 June 2017, 8.30 am to 6 pm. - General public: Friday, 23 June to Sunday, 25 June 2017, 8.30 am to 6 pm. - Elite Pro visitors: Monday, 19 June to Sunday, 25 June 2017, 7.30 am to 6 pm.
5. Media centre
The press centre is open to journalists at the Paris Air Show from
8:30am to 6:30pm
Fully air-conditioned and spanning 1,000 m2, it is in the centre of the show on the static section in front of the Concorde Hall in the Air and Space Museum. It will enable press to work in the ideal conditions with:
a workspace equipped with computers connected to the internet (wi-fi and direct high-speed), photocopiers, a takeaway and bar service, a large terrace with a view of the static area and runway for flying displays, an intranet service with all information in real time on the agenda for press conferences, exhibitor press releases, announcements of visits from official delegations and the programme for flying displays, offices reserved for the primary French and foreign press, spaces reserved for radio and TV press vans with all the necessary electricity plugs.
Electronic press boxes, with the latest information on exhibitors, are in place this year. They can be accessed at any moment - before, during and after the show - from the air show website. https://www.siae.fr/en/press/electronic_press_boxes.htm
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6. ParisAirShow.TV
Every day, the organizers of the show will, free of charge, provide the world's TV channels with images of the highlights of the day. Media journalists will be able to use these images to illustrate their reports. TV crews on place will be allowed to film. Every day, from 6 pm GMT, 10 minutes of stock-shots will be visible in low definition and downloadable in high definition from the website https://www.siae.fr/en/
A second file, of the most impressive flying displays of the day, will also be available for download.
7. Photos Zones
A photos zone is located next to the chalet of the GIFAS President. A second photos zone will also be available to the press at the north of the chalet area.
8. Press Car Park
The press car park (for journalists only) is near gate M (request in advance during accreditation).
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HISTORY
The International Paris Air Show is the oldest worldwide event dedicated to this sector. Even at its first edition in 1909 the air show was already an international event. Thanks to the emulation between the major players present, it has contributed to numerous technical and technological advances. The Paris Air Show has, since its creation, been at the very heart of the evolution of the international aerospace market, of which it has over the years been a privileged witness.
Some key dates:
1908: An aeronautics exhibition annexed to the 2nd Paris Motor Show is held at the Grand Palais.
1909: The first show dedicated entirely to aviation at the Grand Palais is designed by André Granet and Robert Esnault-Pelterie. This show is then held every year until 1924, with a break during World War I from 1913 to 1919.
1924: The 9th edition of the Aviation Show is marked by the visit of foreign constructors (mainly British and German). It is also from this date that the show begins being held only every two years (it is again put on hold during the Second World War).
1927: Charles Lindbergh lands at the Le Bourget airport during the first non-stop flight from New York to Paris. The airport becomes the most famous in the world, particularly in the United States.
1946: The first flight demonstrations are held during the 17th Aviation Show at Orly Airport.
1951: The Le Bourget Airport becomes France's second most important airport, specializing in business aviation. Its low traffic enables it to begin hosting the Paris Air Show.
1969: The Air Show takes on a truly international dimension with 14 countries represented. This is also the year that Concorde and the Boeing 747 are presented.
1971: 17 nations are present. The Mirage G8 is presented.
1973: The European Airbus is presented.
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1975: The Museum of Air is set up at the Bourget Airport. That same year, 20 different nations are present at the show.
1977: A Mirage F1, in full-size Plexiglas, is presented.
1979: The year the Ariane rocket is presented. The number of nations represented rises to 26.
1983: The American Space Shuttle "Enterprise" is presented, perched on a Boeing 747.
1989: The USSR presents its Antonov 225, the largest plane in the world. It is displayed supporting the Russian space shuttle Buran.
1991: The models employed for the Gulf War, the A10, Jaguar and Patriot Missile are the stars of the show. This is also the year of the presentation of the American stealth aircraft the F117.
1993: The Airbus A340 breaks the world record for distance, travelling from Paris-Le Bourget to Auckland (New Zealand).
1995: A record number of 41 countries are represented. The grand premiere of many aircraft, including the B2, the Boeing 777 and the X31.
1997: More record numbers: 1,860 exhibitors from 46 countries and some 230 planes.
1999: New record number of exhibitors: 1,895 from 41 nations and presentation of 204 aircraft, including the Proteus, the Beriev 200 and the Antonov 70. UAV-Drones are showcased for the first time at the show. The outdoor space grows to 192,000 m².
2001: Record visitors: more than 300,000 registered visitors.
2003: The Year of the Centennial of Flight and the Fiftieth Anniversary of the first International Paris Air Show at the Bourget airport.
2005: 46th International Paris Show, with the first presentation of the Airbus A380 at the show.
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A record-breaking number of trade and public visitors (almost 500,000 in seven days).
2007: The 47th International Paris Air Show confirms its importance as the no.1 world air show with 2,000 exhibitors. Creation of the first Business and Technology Meetings.
2009: The Air Show celebrates its 100th birthday. For the occasion, 40 vintage planes are exhibited. Worldwide exclusive for the Sukhoï SuperJet 100 and, for the first time at the show, a flying display of a drone helicopter: the Schiebel Camcopter.
2011: A record-breaking edition (over 2,110 exhibitors) and exhibition of the first solar-powered aircraft.
2013: The first flight demo of the Sukhoï Su-35 at a western show. The Paris Air Show is the first show in the world to be ISO 20 121 certified.
2015: The show is marked by two important events: The "CORAC/Sky of Tomorrow" exhibition bringing together the most noteworthy innovations of technological progress in aeronautics in favour of the environment, and the event "COP21 seen from the sky".
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION
1. Prices
Trade visitors (upon presentation of a business card. Under-16 not permitted.)
Badge Price incl. VAT Place of purchase Valid days(s)
1 day €45 Only on siae.fr Choice of
1 day €55 At the show Choice of
2 days €90 Only on siae.fr Choice of
7 days €126 Only on siae.fr 7 days
Free for: - military upon presentation of official card or CIMS card, from all French military branches. - Professional airline pilots in uniform with an up-to-date French or international license. - Holders of the Aeronautical Medal (upon presentation of proof).
General Public
Ticket Price incl. VAT
Entry €14
Grandstand €11
Entry + Grandstand €25
Free for: - Under-7-year-olds (except for the Grandstand) - Students only Friday, 23 June 2017 (only after pre-registration online). - Military upon presentation of official card, from all French military branches. - Professional airline pilots in uniform with an up-to-date French or international license.
Buy tickets at https://www.siae.fr/en/
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2. Access
BY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Subway (Metro)/Bus: - Line 7, exit at "Fort d’Aubervilliers", then take the no. 152 bus to the stop "Michelet – Parc des expositions". - Line 12, exit at "Porte de la Chapelle", then take the no. 350 bus to the stop "Michelet – Parc des expositions".
RER (Line B) This line stops at, amongst others, the stations "Châtelet", "Gare du Nord" and "Aéroport Roissy-CDG ". Exit at "Le Bourget". Then, free shuttle buses between the Bourget RER station and the show throughout the duration of the show. From 5.30 am to 7.30 pm, 19-25 June 2017 (stop at gate L).
Bus (special lines): CDG Airport - Paris Air Show shuttle bus: 19-23 June 2017 During trade days free shuttle buses will provide a direct link between CDG Airport and the Paris Air Show. Every 30 minutes. Operating hours: 7.30 am - 3 pm from the airport 4 pm - 7 pm from the show
Terminal connections: Terminal 1, departures level, gates 10-12 Terminal 2D, departures level, gate 8 Terminal 2F, the stand is located on the journey between Terminal 2F and Terminal 2G.
Shuttle Bus Air Show → Porte Maillot - 19-22 June - only in this direction between 3 pm and 7 pm (shuttle every 30 minutes), for direct return from the show towards Paris. Departs from gate L of the show.
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BY ROAD Le Bourget / Parc des Expositions exit. Two main car parks are available. Prices: €15 incl. VAT for cars on Trade Days €19 incl. VAT for cars during Public Days (€11 incl. VAT at Villepinte) €40 excl. VAT for minibuses and coaches The centre offers dedicated parking for mobility-impaired persons at gate L1.
And also: taxis and bus station at gate L.
BY AIR Thanks to our partner Skyteam, the official air carrier, you can enjoy reductions and special services for getting to our event. To benefit from our special offers, go to: Skyteam: www.airfranceklm-globalmeetings.com, using the promotional code "28633AF"
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3. Map
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APPENDICES
1. "Trade visitors" and "General Public" posters
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2. Aircraft list (Provisional list as of 11th June 2017)
Days of presence PRESENTED BY AIRCRAFT Static Flying Pro GP*
328 SUPPORT SERVICES GMBH DORNIER DO328-100 x x x 328 SUPPORT SERVICES GMBH DORNIER DO328-100 x x AEROLITHE CIRRUS SF50 VISION JET x x x AEROLITHE CIRRUS SR22 GTS G6 x x x AIRBORNE TECHNOLOGIES VULCANAIR P68 R x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS A321 Neo x x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS A350-1000 x x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS A380 x x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS DS A400M x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS DS C295 x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS DS EUROFIGHTER TYPHOON x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS HELICOPTERS H130 x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS HELICOPTERS H145 M x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS HELICOPTERS H135 x x x AIRBUS AIRBUS HELICOPTERS VSR 700 x x x AIRBUS/ALAT AIRBUS HELICOPTERS EC665 TIGRE HAD x x x x AIRCRAFT VINTAGE ACADEMY BEECHRAFT D18 x x AIRCRAFT VINTAGE ACADEMY NORTH AMERICAN T28 TROJAN x x AIR FRANCE INDUSTRIES KLM DC3 ENGINEERING & MAINTENANCE x x x ALBERT VINTAGE AIRCRAFT MS 506L x x AMICALE DE VOLTIGE AERIENNE AVA CAP432 x x X AMICALE DE VOLTIGE AERIENNE CAP10 x x X AMICALE DES AVIONS ANCIENS D'ALBERT MD 312 FLAMANT x x x ANGELS ONE FIVE PT22 RYAN x x ANTONOV COMPANY ANTONOV AN-132D x x x ARMOR AERO PASSION MS760 PARIS x x ASSOCIATION BREGUET XIV BREGUET XIV x x AMICALE JEAN BAPTISTE SALIS N3N CANARY x x AMICALE JEAN BAPTISTE SALIS SV4 STAMPE x x ASTONFLY CESSNA C172 SP x x x ASTONFLY CIRRUS SR22G5 x x x ATR ATR72-600 x X BELL HELICOPTER BELL HELICOPTER BELL 429 x x x BELL HELICOPTER BELL HELICOPTER BELL 407 GXP x x x BOEING COMPANY BOEING B737 MAX9 x x x
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BOEING COMPANY BOEING B787-10 x x BOMBARDIER BOMBARDIER CS300 x x BOMBARDIER BOMBARDIER Q400 NextGen x x CAE AVIATION BEECHCRAFT BE350 ER x x x Catherine MAUNOURY EXTRA 300 x x x COCARDES MARINES BREGUET BR 1050 ALIZE x x COCARDES MARINES CM175 ZEPHYR x x COCARDES MARINES MS 733 ALCYON x x DAHER DAHER TBM 930 x x x DAHER DAHER TBM 910 x x x DASSAULT DASSAULT FALCON 2000LXS x x x DASSAULT DASSAULT FALCON 8X x x x x DASSAULT DASSAULT FALCON 900LX x x x DASSAULT DASSAULT RAFALE AIR x x x DASSAULT DASSAULT RAFALE MARINE x x x DASSAULT ALPHA JET / PATROUILLE DE DASSAULT FRANCE x x DEFENSE CONSEIL INTERNATIONAL - DCI DIAMOND DA42 MPP x x x DIAMOND AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES DIAMOND DA42 MPP x x x DIAMOND AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES DIAMOND DA50-V x x x DIAMOND AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES DIAMOND DA62 MPP x x x DIAMOND AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES DIAMOND DART450 x x x ELIXIR AIRCRAFT ELIXIR x x x EMBRAER EMBRAER E195-E2 x x x EMBRAER EMBRAER ERJ145 x x EMBRAER EMBRAER KC390 x x x EMBRAER EMBRAER LEGACY 450 x x EULAIR Aéronef bimoteur x x x FFVV MARGANSKI & MYSLOWSKI SWIFT S1 x x x x FFVV DR 400/180 R x x x x FRANCE'S FLYING WARBIRDS ADN4 SKYRAIDER x x FRANCE'S FLYING WARBIRDS P51 MUSTANG x x FRANCE'S FLYING WARBIRDS PBY 5 CATALINA x x FRANCE'S FLYING WARBIRDS TBF AVENGER x x G1 AVIATION G1 SPYL x x x GULFSTREAM GULFSTREAM G280 x x GULFSTREAM GULFSTREAM G550 x x x GULFSTREAM GULFSTREAM G650 x x x HELISPORT HELISPORT CH77 Ranabot x x x HONDA HONDAJET HA420 x x x JAPANESE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE KAWASAKI P1 x x x L3 TECHNOLOGIES AIR TRACTOR AT802L LONGSWORD x x x
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L3 TECHNOLOGIES BEECHCRAFT KING AIR 350 x x x LASA THRUSH 501G x x x LEONARDO AERMACCHI M-345 x x x LEONARDO AERMACCHI M-346 FIGHTER ATTACK x x x LEONARDO AGUSTA WESTLAND AW169 x x x LOCKHEED MARTIN LM-100J SUPER LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION HERCULES x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES AIRBUS HELICOPTERS EC665 TIGRE HAD x x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES AIRBUS HELICOPTERS H225M CARACAL x x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES DASSAULT MIRAGE 2000 D x x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES DASSAULT RAFALE AIR x x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES DASSAULT RAFALE MARINE x x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES NHI NH90 CAIMAN x x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES/ARMEE DE L'AIR DASSAULT RAFALE AIR x x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES/ARMEE DE EXTRA AIRCRAFT EXT330 L'AIR/EVAA x x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES/ARMEE DE DASSAULT / DORNIER ALPHA JET L'AIR/PATROUILLE DE France x x MINISTERE DES ARMEES/MARINE BREGUET ATLANTIC 2 x x MITSUBISHI MITSUBISHI MRJ90 x x NH INDUSTRIES NHI NH90TTH CAIMAN x x x x NOVESPACE AIRBUS A310 ZERO-G x x PILATUS PILATUS PC-12 NG x x PILATUS PILATUS PC-21 x x QATAR AIRWAYS BOEING B777-300 x x REXIAA ISSOIRE AVIATION APM41 SIMBA x x x REXIAA ISSOIRE AVIATION APM50 CHEELAR x x x SAFRAN ELECTRONICS & DEFENSE PATROLLER x x x SECURITE CIVILE AIRBUS HELICOPTER EC145 x X SIEMENS EXTRA 330LE x x x x SUNDT AIR AS BEECHCRAFT KING AIR B200 x x x SUPER JET INTERNATIONAL SUKHOI SUPERJET 100 (SSJ-100) x x SWIFT TEAM GLOBE AIRCRAFT / TEMCO x x x TEXTRON AVIATION SCORPION x x x TEXTRON AVIATION BEECHCRAFT 350ER KINGAIR x x x TEXTRON AVIATION CESSNA AT 6 x x x TEXTRON AVIATION GRAND CARAVAN EX x x x TEXTRON AVIATION BEECHCRAFT CITATION CJ4 x x x TRESCAL SA300 STARDUSTER x x x x TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUS. ANKA MALE TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES CLASS UAS x x x TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUS. HURKUS TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES LIGHT ATTACK A/C x x x TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUS. T129 ATAK TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES HELICOPTER x x x TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUS. T625 x x x
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TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUS. HURKUS TURKISH AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES ADVANCED TRAINER A/C x x x UN DAKOTA SUR LA NORMANDIE DOUGLAS DC3 x x US DOD/LOCKHEED MARTIN LOCKHEED MARTIN F-35 CORPORATION x x x x US DOD BOEING P8 POSEIDON x x x US DOD BOEING AH64 APACHE x x x US DOD BOEING CH47 CHINOOK x x x US DOD BOEING KC-135 STRATOTANKER x x US DOD BOEING-BELL V22 OSPREY x x x GENERAL DYNAMICS F16 FIGHTING US DOD FALCON x x x LOCKHEED MARTIN C 130J SUPER US DOD HERCULES x x x DE HAVILLAND DHC-6-4 TWIN OTTER VIKING AIR SERIES 400 x x x YANKEE DELTA CM170 FOUGA MAGISTER x x x x YANKEE DELTA PT17 STERMAN x x (Propriétaire Privé / Private owner) SEA FURY x x (Propriétaire Privé / Private owner) SPITFIRE x x * General Public
Provisional list as of 11 June 2017 and may be subject to change (by exhibitors) / Some aircraft may only be displayed on certain days / Download the mobile application for the latest updates
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3. Paris Air Lab Information & planning as of 11 June 2017
Start-ups schedule
Thematic schedule
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Paris Air Lab - Talks planning Schedule Session Speaker Scene Monday 19 June 10:00-11:00am Opening Ceremony Visionary Hub 11:00-11:10am Keynote Guillaume Faury, President, CORAC Aeromobil Measure Innovation Stage 11:10-11:20am Pitchs startups Akoustic Arts Zero to Infinity Nanolike Alan Newby, Director, Aerospace 03:30-03:40pm Keynote Technology and Future Programmes at Rolls-Royce InnovATM Else Astrocast Innovation Stage Seamless Waves 03:40-04:00pm Pitchs startups Spire Cevotec Airstar Donecle Talk : "Be part of the EU"s investment in 04:00-05:00pm Cleansky Visionary Hub aviation Tuesday 20 June Greg Hyslop, CTO & SVP Engineering 10:00-10:10am Keynote Test and Technology - Boeing Boom Airborne Concept Innovation Stage Display Interactive 10:10-10:20am Pitchs startups Thrust Me Vector Space EP Systems François Chopard, Founder & CEO Battle conf' "Does the future of aerospace Starburst 11:00-12:00am Visionary Hub belong to startups?" Grégoire Aladjidi, Head of Safran Corporate Ventures 02:00pm-04:00pm SME's Pitchs DGA Visionary Hub 03:30-03:40pm Keynote Paul Ermenko CTO, Airbus Group Suricog Krono Safe Unseen Labs CX Links Innovation Stage 03:40-04:00pm Pitchs startups Earthcube Swissto12 Gamma Alloys Diota 04:00-05:00pm Pitchs startups Starburst Visionary Hub
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Wednesday 21 June Johann Wörner, Director General, 10:00-10:10am Keynote European Space Agency XTI Aircraft Internest Airspace Drone Innovation Stage Airgo Design 10:10-10:20am Pitchs startups Astrobotic Vorago Frec |n| sys Trackwise Battle conf' "Is the future of humanity linked Gérald Bronner, sociologist 11:00-12:00am Visionary Hub exclusively to Earth?" Etienne Klein, physicist
Lionel Suchet, Director of Innovation, 03:30-03:40pm Keynote Aplications and Science CNES
Rescale Syntony Spin Innovation Stage H3 Dynamics 03:40-04:00pm Pitchs startups Teranis 3D Trust Pollen Flight Watching Seclab Strategic schedule European Aeronautical 03:30-05:00pm ACARE Visionary Hub Search Thursday 22 June Keynote "How will Artificial Intelligence 10:00-10:10am Marko Erman, SVP CTO Thales Group Visionary Hub impact the aerospace domain?" Solution F Zéphyr Neva Aerospace Octip 10:10-10:20am Pitchs startups Innovation Stage Oledcomm Masten AIStech WinMS
Battle conf' "How can science and technology Claudie Haigneré, Scientist, astronaut 11:00-12:00am Visionary Hub move society forward?" Roland Lehoucq, Astrophysicist
Stéphane Cueille, Senior Executive 03:30-03:40pm Keynote Vice President R&T and Innovation Safran Kalray SafetyLine Audacy Innovation Stage OptimFlight 03:40-04:00pm Pitchs startups Geoflex OceanDataLabs Oxford Space Systems Opt'alm Pzartech André Borschberg, CEO, Co-founder & Pilot of Solar Impulse 04:00-05:00pm Battle conf' "An airspace without kerosene?" Eric Dautriat, Chargé de mission R&T Visionary Hub at Safran & ex Executive Director of Clean Sky
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Friday 23 June Bruno Stoufflet, Vice-President R&D 10:00-10:10am Keynote and advanced business at Dassault Aviation Flike Innovation Stage Aeromapper 10:10-10:20am Pitchs startups Skylights Cubecab Cyleone Marc Moore, Uber Engineering Battle conf' "Earth, air…what does the Director of Aviation 11:00-12:00am Visionary Hub transportation of tomorrow look like?" Jean-Louis Frechin, Founder, NoDesign.Net Francis Jutand, Directeur scientifique 03:30-03:40pm Keynote de l'Institut Mines-Télécom IGO Satavia Kepler Innovation Stage BridgeSat 03:40-04:00pm Pitchs startups AstroDigital FZ Engineering Isomatex SafeFlights Saturday 24 June 3D sound labs 10:00-10:20am Pitchs startups iSpace Innovation Stage OpenCosmos Talk :"From Apollo to the ISS: How astronauts 11:00-12:00am Al Worden, Astronaut, Apollo 15 Visionary Hub became modern superheros" 12:00-02:00pm Normandie AeroEspace Challenge Normandie AeroEspace Visionary Hub Qwant NextLimit 03:30-04:00pm Pitchs startups Vaonis Innovation Stage Cym IoT MIP Robotics Sunday 25 June Talk VR Connection : “How VR Fuels The 10:00-11:00am Aeronautics and Aerospace Industries’ VR Connection Innovation Stage Future?” Battle conf' "Can aerospace and aeronautics Jean-François Clervoy, ESA Astronaut 11:00-12:00am Visionary Hub continue to dream?" Florence Porcel, writer 04:00-05:00 Airshow Closing Visionary Hub
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Start-ups Booths presentation
Courses presentation
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4. The Careers Plane - Jobs and Training Forum Global map
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General panorama of the presented jobs
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