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Information Regarding Exhibitors and Stand Locations Correct at the Time Of All information regarding exhibitors and stand locations correct at the time of publication Exhibiting As Location 2 Excel Aviation Ltd CHALET B31 3T Additive Manufacturing Ltd HALL 1 1155 A.I.A.D. and MoD Italy HALL 1 1360 Accenture CHALET H1 Accord Global HALL 1 1564 Acevision (Beijing) Exhibition Co., Ltd HALL 4 4170, 4240 Aciturri Aeronautica S.L.U HALL 2 2522 Additive Industries HALL 3 3550 ADI American Distributors Ltd HALL 4 4820 ADS Group Limited HALL 1 1135, 1225 ADVANCE Magazine HALL 1 1095 Advanced Manufacturing (Sheffield) Ltd HALL 4 4842 Advantage Austria HALL 3 3645, 3648, 3740 ADZ Nagano GmbH HALL 4 4834 AE Industrial Partners CHALET C6 Aequs Aerospace HALL 4 4726 AEREA S.p.A HALL 1 1367 AERNNOVA HALL 4 41110 Aero Fastener Co., Inc. HALL 1 1450 Aero Metals Alliance CHALET A20, HALL 1 1390 AERO Vodochody AEROSPACE CHALET A28 Aerocom Metals Limited HALL 1 1524 Aerospace Brazil HALL 4 4175 Aerospace Embedded Solutions HALL 3 3596 Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI) HALL 1 1115 Air & Ground Aviation HALL 2 2027 Air & Marine Products Ltd HALL 3 3700 Airbus HALL 1 1105 Airbus OE13 Aircraft Extrusion Company HALL 2 2515 Aircraft Materials UK HALL 4 4944 airelectronics HALL 1 1044 Aistech Space HALL 1 1009 ALA SpA HALL 1 1380 ALBRECHT HALL 1 1078 Alpha Precision HALL 4 4840 Altran HALL 1 1514 AMDIE HALL 4 41150 AMETEK Aerospace and Defense CHALET A18 AMETEK Speciality Metal Products HALL 4 4912 AMI-Aerospace Manufacturing Corp HALL 4 4804 Andalucia Aerospace Region HALL 2 2435 ANSYS UK Ltd HALL 4 41190 All information regarding exhibitors and stand locations correct at the time of publication ANTONOV Company CHALET A34 Apollo Aerospace Components Ltd HALL 1 1255 Apulia Region - Department for Economic Development HALL 1 1460 Aquarese HALL 4 41658 Arkwin Industries HALL 4 4854 Aselsan Elektronik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S. HALL 4 4665 ASL HALL 2 2518 ASMG HALL 4 4310 ATI CHALET B10, HALL 4 41165 Atkins HALL 3 3396 ATR HALL 4 4605 Australian International Airshow 2021 HALL 1 1010 Aviation & Defence Spares Ltd HALL 4 4255 Avichina Industry & Technology Company Limited CHALET B32, HALL 4 4445 BAE Systems OE11 Baja California, Mexico HALL 3 3410 Bal Seal Engineering Inc HALL 3 3750 Baoji Titanium Industry Co., Ltd. HALL 4 4026 Barnes Aerospace HALL 4 41188 Beijing China Promotion Exhibition Ltd HALL 4 4918 BEL Engineering HALL 1 1050 Belgian Aerospace HALL 1 1395 Bell OE2 BHGE CHALET A32 BIBUS METALS AG HALL 1 1550 Binder Technologie GmbH HALL 4 41656 BiP Solutions HALL 4 4824 Bodycote HALL 4 41470 Böllhoff Verbindungstechnik GmbH HALL 4 4215 Bombardier CHALET A5 Boom Supersonic CHALET A3 Borrelly Spring Washers HALL 4 41644 Breton SpA HALL 1 1157 B-Tech Engineering Ltd HALL 3 3716 CAE CHALET A30 Campania Aerospace District HALL 1 1465 Carpenter Technology Corporation HALL 4 4630 Carter Manufacturing Limited HALL 4 4025 CARUSO & FREELAND OE15 CASIC HALL 1 1310 Castle Metals HALL 2 2120 CAV Systems Ltd HALL 1 1522 CCPIT Machinery Sub-Council HALL 1 1150 CECENCE HALL 4 4852 All information regarding exhibitors and stand locations correct at the time of publication Center for Space Utilization, CAS HALL 1 1000 Central Anatolian Exporters Association HALL 4 4100, 4110, 4400 Cerin Italy HALL 1 1086 Cerobear GmbH HALL 4 4010 CFM International OE21, OE22 CFMS HALL 3 3576 China General Aviation HelpDesk HALL 1 1542 CHINAEROSPACE.com HALL 4 4910 HALL 1 1300, 1308, 1410, CHINAWINGS 1500, 1506 Chinese Society of Aeronautics and Astronautics HALL 4 4916 CIRCOR Aerospace & Defense HALL 3 3520 Civitanavi Systems HALL 1 1377 Cobham Plc CHALET C15, HALL 4 4150 Cogne Acciai Speciali HALL 2 2028 Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China Ltd CHALET D4, HALL 4 41135 Commonwealth of Australia (Team Defence Australia) HALL 3 3205 Consolidated Aerospace Manufacturing, LLC CHALET C11 Cranden Aerospace HALL 4 4924 Crane Aerospace & Electronics HALL 4 4650 Crippa S.p.A HALL 4 4012 Cross Manufacturing HALL 4 41600 Cyient CHALET A21 Daejeon Technopark HALL 3 3712 Dassault Aviation CHALET J1 Dassault Systemes UK Ltd CHALET B8 Defence Equipment Sales Authority HALL 3 3010 Deloro Microfusione HALL 4 4926 DENN HALL 2 2014 Derco, A Lockheed Martin Company HALL 4 4220 Diehl Defence GmbH & Co. KG HALL 2 2140 DMG MORI HALL 3 3430 DoSomething.Space HALL 1 1008 Drallim Aerospace HALL 3 3730 Ducommun Incoporated CHALET A31 Elbit Systems HALL 1 1354 Elettronica HALL 1 1365 Embraer S.A CHALET A5 EMCORE Corporation HALL 3 3225 Engineered Performance Coatings HALL 4 4920 Enterprise Ireland HALL 1 1358 Escrow Custodian Services HALL 1 1560 ETLG Ltd HALL 1 1520 Eurofighter Jagdflugzeug GmbH CHALET A37, OE19, OE20 Extrude Hone HALL 4 4808 All information regarding exhibitors and stand locations correct at the time of publication F35 CHALET P1 FANUC HALL 3 3540 Farnborough Aerospace Consortium HALL 1 1320 Fastavia Ltd HALL 4 41362 Faulhaber HALL 1 1090 FEMIA - Mexican Federation of the Aerospace Industry HALL 3 3510 FIDAE HALL 2 2510 Firth Rixson Forgings Limited HALL 4 4705 FlightGlobal CHALET B12, HALL 3 3046 Florida The Future Is Here HALL 3 3100, 3105, 3110 Flourten HALL 4 4838 FMV Test & Evaluation HALL 1 1060 FOMAS GROUP HALL 4 4934 Forecast International Inc HALL 1 1046 FPT Industries SPA HALL 1 1163 FSL Aerospace Ltd HALL 1 1532 Galleon Embedded Computing HALL 1 1568 Gardner Aerospace HALL 1 1285 Garg Associates Private Limited HALL 2 2530 Garmin International HALL 3 3400 GE Additive CHALET P3 GE Aviation CHALET P2 General Dynamics Mission Systems HALL 3 3530 Georg Martin GmbH HALL 1 1070 GIFAS - France Pavilion HALL 4 41152, 41360, 41465 GKN Aerospace OE G1 Gore HALL 1 1265 Greene Tweed & Co HALL 4 4165 Gruppo Parpas HALL 1 1058 Gulfstream CHALET J2 GW Lisk HALL 4 4806 GyeongNam Technopark HALL 3 3607 H+S Aviation Ltd HALL 4 4948 H3 Grob Aircraft OE3 HACO KINGSLAND HALL 3 3020 Hanse-Aerospace Wirtschaftsdienst GmbH HALL 4 41440, 41445 Hanwha Aerospace CHALET B19 HarcoSemco HALL 4 41335 HC Pacific HALL 4956 HCL Technologies UK Limited HALL 4 4465 Helioperations HALL 1 1490 Heroux-Devtek HALL 4 41118 Hexagon HALL 3 3555 Hexcel CHALET A23 All information regarding exhibitors and stand locations correct at the time of publication High Value Manufacturing Catapult HALL 3 3660 Hindustan Aeronautics Limited CHALET D15 HITEC Sensor Developments, Inc. HALL 4 4836 Holland Pavilion HALL 3 3450 HTS Vacuum Furnaces HALL 1 1570 Hurst Green Plastics Limited HALL 1 1352 Hutchinson HALL 1 1250 Hybrid Air Vehicles HALL 3 3503 Hyundai UAM CHALET B9, HALL 4 41328 iBASEt HALL 3 3670 Icon Aerospace Technology HALL 1 1096 Impro Precision Industries Limited HALL 4 4846 Incheon Technopark HALL 3 3507 Independent Forgings & Alloys Ltd HALL 1 1154 Industrial Metals International Limited HALL 2 2526 Infodream HALL 3 3665 Intech Microwaves S.r.l HALL 1 1544 International Rubber Products Inc HALL 3 3603 Invest Northern Ireland HALL 1 1350 Inzpire Ltd HALL 4 1245 Ionbond UK Limited HALL 4 4415 IR4I Emilia Romagna Aerospace Cluster HALL 1 1467 Israel Aerospace Industries CHALET A29 ISTAT (International Society of Transport Aircraft Trading) CHALET C12 Italian Trade Agency HALL 1 1280 Jacobs HALL 3 3760 Jihostroj a.s. HALL 4 4008 JOBS SPA HALL 3 3048 Kallman Worldwide Inc. OE4, HALLS 2,3,4 Kellstrom Defense HALL 4 4140 Kenard Engineering Group HALL 1 1048 Key Publishing Ltd HALL 2 2524 KINGFLY AERO HALL 4 4938 Kongsberg HALL 3 3210 Korea Aerospace Industries Association HALL 3 3710 Korea Aerospace Industries, Ltd CHALET C16, HALL 3 3505 Kratos Unmanned Aerial Systems, Inc. OE28 Kulite Semiconductors HALL 1 1240 L3 Harris CHALET A15 Laboratory Testing Inc. HALL 2 2032 Lee Products Ltd HALL 4 41340 Leggett & Platt Aerospace Group HALL 4 41175 Leistritz Turbinentechnik GmbH HALL 4 41370 Lentus Composites/SST Technology HALL 3 3620 All information regarding exhibitors and stand locations correct at the time of publication Leonardo OE L1 Liberty Speciality Steels HALL 4 4620 Liebherr-Aerospace & Transportation SAS HALL 4 41330 LMA SRL HALL 1 1260 LOAR Group HALL 4 4120 Lockheed Martin Corporation CHALET D10, OE8 Logic S.p.A. HALL 1 1470 Lombardia Aerospace Cluster HALL 1 1473 LS Bearings HALL 4 41666 Magnet Schultz Ltd HALL 4 4904 Mandelli Sistemi SpA HALL 2 2024 Martin-Baker CHALET A9, HALL 4 4115 MATRADE HALL 3 3500 Maxar HALL 1 1007 maxon motor uk ltd HALL 4 4028 MB Aerospace Holdings Limited HALL 1 1485 MBDA OE10 MCM HALL 1 1552 M-CNC LTD CNC MACHINING EXPERTS HALL 1 1518 Meggitt Plc CHALET A27 Merit HALL 1 1528 Merkad Makina Kalip San ve Tic.Ltd Sti HALL 4 41664 MES SpA HALL 3 3470 Microspring & Presswork Ltd HALL 1 1042 Midlands Aerospace Alliance HALL 1 1330 Mini Gears HALL 1 1082 Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic HALL 1 1190 Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation CHALET P10 Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials HALL 1 1356 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. CHALET C1 Moog Inc HALL 4 4420 MTI HALL 1 1160 MTI HALL 3 3140 MTU Aero Engines AG CHALET A35, HALL 4 41460 Nabertherm HALL 4 4942 Nanshan Aluminium HALL 4 4135 Nasmyth Group Ltd HALL 4 4034 Naval Systems Incorporated HALL 1 1562 NEMA Ltd HALL 4 4036 NeoNickel HALL 1 1052 Nimrod Capital LLP CHALET A21 Norsk Titanium HALL 4 41430 North West Aerospace Alliance HALL 1 1120 Nova Systems HALL 4 4038 All information regarding exhibitors and stand locations correct at the time of publication Nu-Tech Precision Metals Inc.
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