ILA - Berlin Air Show

When the oldest air show in the world - the Berlin International Air Show - opens its doors again on 8 June 2010, professionals and members of the public alike can expect to experience a successful mix of traditional and modern. This applies not just to the aircraft on display; the ILA is also exploring new paths when it comes to the trade fair concept, without forgoing its tried and trusted features. The joint stand in Hall 8a/ 202 will be organised in collaboration with the Bremen economic development agency for the first time this year. There will also be a Hanse-Aerospace joint stand at the International Suppliers Center (ISC), which is taking place for the second time this year (Hall 11, Stand 219) and at the career center. www.ila-berlin.de

SCAN - Superior CooperAtioN

Hanse-Aerospace e.V. will be presenting its new internet portal SCAN at the ILA-Berlin air show. Companies in the aviation industry can undertake specific targeted searches at www.scan.coop to find partners for a national or international cooperation. ?We are very pleased about the huge amount of interest and the first registrations for SCAN following its first public presentation in May 2010,? says Ralph-G. Matzen, the 2nd chairman of Hanse-Aerospace and project manager. SCAN offers companies an innovative platform for making their competence and ambitions accessible to a broader professional audience. Anyone interested can try out SCAN in hall 8A, stand 202 at the ILA Berlin and find out about the many possibilities the portal offers. Read more....

Hanse-Aerospace at the Aircraft Interiors Expo 2010 and Aerospace Texting 2010

With 75 exhibitors the Hanse-Aerospace shared stand (Hanse Pavillion) is once again the biggest at the Aircraft Interiors Expo, held this time from Mai 18th to 20th, 2010 in Hamburg. Together with several other association members presenting their goods and services in other parts of the exhibition Hanse-Aerospace accounts for about 18 percent of all the companies taking part. Visitors to the exhibition have a splendid opportunity to obtain an overall view of the expertise offered by Hanse-Aerospace members. What's on offer ranges once again from complete systems to tiny and very specialised parts. It also includes goods and services ranging from computer simulation to temporary employment services. The association is hence confident that the shared stand will be a major rendezvous for visitors once again.

After 3 years in Munich, Aerospace Testing Expo is returning to Hamburg where it was held from 2003 to 2006. In the top section of hall 4 several Hanse-Aerospace members will be attending the fair.

Pictures of the Hanse-Pavilion at Aircraft Interiors Expo 2009

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HANSE-AEROSPACE e. V. is Germany's largest association of small and medium sized aviation and space companies. The member companies represent a wide spectrum from development companies, makers and maintenance companies to aviation and space oriented service companies. Training schools, universities and universities of applied science round the membership off.

A total of 14,000 staff - about fifteen percent of all personnel employed in the German aviation and space industries - work for HANSE-AEROSPACE member companies. Our member companies have a total annual turnover of 11 billion Euros, 1.5 billion of it in space and aviation.

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11.05.2010 Suppliers invest in products and staff

There is no denying the fact that the economic crisis has also affected the aviation industry. A survey carried out by the Hanse-Aerospace e.V. association among its members in the run-up to the Aircraft Interiors trade fair revealed that more than half of the companies were performing less well than at the same point last year. The atmosphere among the suppliers to the aviation and space industry nevertheless remains cautiously optimistic.