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Aerospace.Pdf Part 1 3 Preface Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Media, Energy and Technology 4 bavAIRia e.V. 5 Invest in Bavaria Part 2 Introducing Bavaria's Expertise 6 3DSE Management Consultants GmbH 7 ADS GmbH 47 Phytron GmbH 8 AERO-Bildungs GmbH 48 Premium AEROTEC 9 Airbus Defence and Space 49 Reiser Simulation and Training GmbH 10 Airbus Helicopters Deutschland 50 RUAG Deutschland GmbH 64 AirCert GmbH 51 SCHÖLDERLE Geräte- u. 11 Aircraft Philipp Group Werkstofftechnologie GmbH 12 alengi GmbH 52 SILVER ATENA Electronic Systems 13 Allgäu Airport GmbH & Co. KG Engineering GmbH 14 Altran GmbH & Co. KG 53 Sitec Aerospace GmbH 15 ARTS Deutschland GmbH 54 spaceopal GmbH 16 Assystem GmbH 55 STUTE Logistics (AG & Co.) KG 17 ASTO Besitzgesellschaft mbH 56 TechConnect GmbH 18 Stadt Augsburg Wirtschaftsreferat 57-58 Technische Universität München 19 Bauhaus Luftfahrt e.V. Institut für Luft- und Raumfahrt (ILR) 20 Bayern-Chemie GmbH 59 TechSAT GmbH 21 Binder Technologie GmbH 60 TEST-FUCHS, Ing. Fritz Fuchs GmbH 22 Bühler Motor GmbH 61 MBFZ toolcraft GmbH 23-24 Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und 62 T-Systems Solutions for Research GmbH Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) 63 Werner Weitner GmbH 25 EADCO GmbH 26 EDMO-Flugbetrieb GmbH 27 ELAN-AUSY GmbH 64 EME Elektro-Metall Export GmbH 28 ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik-GmbH 29 FERCHAU Engineering GmbH 30 GMA-Werkstoffprüfung GmbH 31 Grob Aircraft AG 32-33 Hamuel Reichenbacher GmbH 34 HEIDEN power GmbH 35 IABG mbH 36 Ingenics AG 37 INSYEN AG 38 Leistritz GmbH 39 LEUKA Inh. Karlheinz Leuze e.K. 40 Liebherr-Aerospace Lindenberg GmbH 41 MACCON GmbH 42 MT Aerospace AG 43 MT Propeller 44 Orizon GmbH 45 P+Z Engineering GmbH 46 Philotech GmbH Part 3 65-73 Appendices 66-68 Index 69-73 Adresses A – Z 74 Imprint BAVARIA Profession & Tradition Bavaria is recognized as a leading European work in the aviation industry sector in Bavaria. aviation industry location. This is particularly Bavaria holds an outstanding position among true in the areas of industry and research as well the regions in Germany and Europe, which are as professional and advanced technical training. heavily engaged in aviation industry activities. The structural situation of the aviation industry The existing relevant research institutions lo- sector in Bavaria serves as a spring board to cated in the Federal State of Bavaria support assume a leading competitive role on a global Bavaria’s excellent position in the field of level. aviation industry, with a total of 18 specialized universities, colleges and research institutions three original equipment manufacturers (German Aerospace Center, Fraunhofer and four large systems manufacturers (Tier1 Max Planck institutes). suppliers) numerous well-positioned suppliers With their research and training activities, the engineering service providers institutions of higher learning contribute a science and training institutions steady flow of highly qualified experts. In Munich and alone, every year over 200 students in the aero- a well-developed aviation infrastructure. space disciplines successfully graduate from the Technical University, the University of Applied Areas of specialization include the construction Sciences and the University of the Federal Armed of military aircraft, flight propulsion systems, Forces. In related engineering fields, the number 5 helicopters and the associated subsystems, is several thousand graduates per year. components and parts as well as the provision of large components and systems for major civil I cordially invite you to have a closer look at aircraft manufacturers worldwide. The develop- Bavaria’s high-tech environment and the promi- ment and production of future technologies like nence of its aerospace cluster. The aviation in- unmanned aerial systems is already well estab- dustry sector in Bavaria has a unique reputation lished and characterized by its great economic worldwide. The Bavarian state government will potential. continue to do its part towards developing a beneficial framework for aviation industry in Some 36,000 engineers, technicians and com- Bavaria in order to retain this reputation. mercial aviation industry specialists work in Bavaria and generate an annual turnover of seven billion euro. Including those directly employed in the air traf- Ilse Aigner fic industry (at airports in Munich, Nuremberg, The Bavarian State Minister of Economic Affairs and Memmingen and Hof), well over 60,000 people Media, Energy and Technology Munich Tourism . Torsten Küger Torsten bavAIRia Aerospace and space applications in Bavaria Bavaria is one of Europe’s leading aerospace hubs. The strength of this renowned location has been demonstrated for over 100 years by the range and innovative drive of its industrial and research environment. However, in recent years the structure and focus of this branch have changed signifi - cantly. Global competition, volatile fi nancial markets and a scarcity of skilled personnel, but also new technologies, bring with them the corresponding challenges. AEROSPACE IS HIGH TECH — HIGH TECH IS BAVARIA Bavaria is one of the few international locations with expertise in almost the entire aerospace value adding chain — from research and development to production to maintenance, repair and overhaul. A workforce of some 36,000 produces a turnover exceeding seven billion euro. This makes Bavaria one of the top fi ve aerospace locations worldwide. The key to Bavarian success is to be found in the diver- sity of the technological competence available locally and in the fruitful working relationships within the aerospace industry, from small, innovative suppliers to robust medium-sized businesses to global- ly active corporations. These companies also cooperate closely with 18 resident research institutions, universities and technical schools that provide an excellent training and science infrastructure. 6 COMPETENT SUPPORT Aerospace and space applications are important drivers for growth and innovation for the Bavarian economy and are accordingly fostered by the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Aff airs and Media, Energy and Technology in the framework of the Bavarian Cluster Off ensive. In 2006, bavAIRia e.V., located in Oberpfaff enhofen, was given the responsibility of managing the cluster Aerospace. The aim and mission of bavAIRia e.V. as a process facilitator, is to collaborate with industry and research on Bavaria’s aviation strategy and its implementation, thereby increasing the international competitive- ness of the Bavarian aerospace industry. This takes place in such areas as technology transfer, mar- keting, supply chain management, training and advanced instruction, and internationalization. The various formats for activities developed by bavAIRia e.V. include working groups, seminars, and bavAIRia business breakfasts. The current focus in the aviation forums is on: Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Supply Chain Excellence Innovation and cooperation initiatives These activities have equipped bavAIRia e.V. with comprehensive knowledge of the condition and interests of the aerospace industry and with an extensive network of contacts to companies, research institutions, government ministries and public authorities in Germany and abroad. In the future, these means will be employed to a greater extent to make Bavarian expertise internationally more visible and to support the globalisation of its members. Fotolia, Airbus Group, thinkstock, DLR, esa ADMINISTRATION & ASSOCIATIONS | AVIATION INVEST IN BAVARIA Precision landing when relocating or expanding in Bavaria aircraft general equipment electr./electron. mech./hydr. structures power plant defence & engineer. services other main systems systems security syst. technical services services research ATA 20-50 ATA 20-50 ATA 20-50 ATA 51-69 ATA 70-116 civil defence/security Aerospace is and will remain a leading-edge The services of Invest in Bavaria are free of branch worldwide. It also makes high demands charge and include in particular: on companies relative to production processes, speed, comfort, safety and environmental pro- Information about Bavaria and local factors, tection. Reliable partners and an optimal context such as available infrastructure and rental are essential. costs Information about funding sources and As one of very few regions in Europe, there is financing instruments expertise in Bavaria covering the entire aero- Specific suggestions for locations space value added chain. Bavaria offers compa- Facilitating contacts to chambers of com- nies a pioneering research environment, highly merce and municipalities, local authorities 7 qualified staff, reliable suppliers and a consumer and financing institutions, companies and market with a wide range of relevant OEMs and political decision makers. tier 1 suppliers. In addition there is an innova- tion-friendly economic policy with substantial Invest in Bavaria is supported by 25 Bavarian development programmes and strategies such representative offices worldwide – from San as the Cluster Offensive or Digital Bavaria. Francisco to Tokyo, from Sao Paulo to Moscow. Invest in Bavaria also works closely with the In order to optimally combine and exploit these Bavarian Cluster Offensive, another element in advantages, Invest in Bavaria is the central the technology-oriented economic policy of the contact point for companies intending to put Bavarian state government. It supports branches down roots or expand in Bavaria. The team of such as aerospace to a high degree. the Bavarian business promotion agency has access to important
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