AIRTEC 2017 extends its international reach

This is due to a unanimous decision of the Munich Airport community Hallbergmoos on September 5^th where 100% voted for AIRTEC 2017 to be organised at Munich Airport, Hallbergmoos.

The mayor announced the news during an AIRTEC Board Meeting held on September 7^th, and highlighted the importance of AIRTEC for this region. It is unique in Germany, that one of the most significant international aerospace exhibitions and conferences, the 12th AIRTEC takes place from October 24th until 26th, 2017 at one of the major international Airports in Europe. Additionally, the region Munich Airport, Hallbergmoos, is an increasing and innovative high-tech location with the establishment of international aerospace and high-tech companies. Also, AIRTEC fits ideally to the Munich Airport area. It has always been the organiser’s goal to organise AIRTEC as close as possible to Munich’s international Airport.

Exhibitors and visitors can now enjoy comfortable, time-saving and efficient logistics at the event. The international participation of AIRTEC, which is of major importance for the success of an international aerospace event, will be further increased being so close to the international Airport Munich. The B2B meetings - the heart of AIRTEC - can now take place more smoothly. International procurement, supply chain and technology managers can reach AIRTEC 2017 from worldwide destinations easily and fast. Efficient parking space is offered near the entrance of the exhibition area. A shuttle service from the subway station Airport and Hallbergmoos is available.

This year, AIRTEC 2017 is more international than ever. Exhibitors from all over Europe, China, India, Israel, Pakistan, South Africa and the United States will be present. Amongst them are leading companies from the aerospace industry and worldwide leading technology enterprises.

AIRTEC 2017 will be inaugurated by Dr Sebastiano Fumero, Head of Unit, DG Research & Innovation, H3 Aviation at the European Commission, Brigitte Zypries, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy and Federal Government Coordinator of German Aerospace Policy and Richard Aboulafia, vice-president, Analysis at Teal Group Corp.

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