Moving Aerospace Tech Week forward a month gives valuable extra time for the vaccines to be rolled out across the world, and the organisers also believe that by June 2021 there should be a greater chance for increased air travel to resume, although the organisers still have alternative back up dates in November 2021, just in case.
The move to the cancelled 2021 Paris Air Show dates will enable the aerospace industry to continue with some of its scheduled June event activity and announcements. The industry also desperately needs an in person (face to face) event to help start the recovery and therefore Aerospace Tech Week is likely to be one of the first major aerospace events to take place in over 18 months.
Whilst Aerospace Tech Week might not have the flying displays that the Paris Air Show has, it does deliver on vital B2B networking opportunities for the civil aviation, aerospace and defence sectors, via its six main events under one roof covering; avionics, connectivity, flight ops IT, MRO IT, testing and FACE.
Aerospace Tech Week is fast becoming established as the “go to” event for airlines, OEMs, MROs and aerospace and defence suppliers as it alternates between the large aerospace regional clusters of Munich and Toulouse, with AIRBUS being its platinum sponsor.
The show registration opens in January 2021.
