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FARNBOROUGH International: Belgium’s Aerospace & Defence companies team up with UK Industry — Booth #1157

July 18, 2024 By admin

Belgian Beer Networking Mixer July 24, 4PM.

BRUSSELS/FARNBOROUGH, July 18, 2024 – Belgium’s Flanders Investment & Trade, in conjunction with Wallonia Export & Investment Agency hosts a set of Belgium’s top-notch aerospace companies, specialized in the production of critical components for aircraft and spacecraft, helicopters, flight simulators, engines, avionics, landing gears, and other parts and components at Farnborough International July 22-26, 2024.

Flanders Investment & Trade is the official lead organizer of the Belgium Pavilion at the 2024 edition of Farnborough International, with the Wallonia Export & Investment Agency co-hosting the Belgian Industry Day and the networking mixer July 24, as well as at the Belgium-UK Matchmaking event on July 25.

ADS, representing well over 1,300 members from the UK’s innovative, entrepreneurial and prosperous aerospace, defiance, security, and space sectors – and BAE Systems co-host the Belgium-UK Aerospace & Defence Industry matchmaking event on Thursday July 25, at the BAE Systems Stand, Hall 5, from 09:00 – 11:00AM.

Baudouin de Hemptinne, Trade & Commercial Counsellor, Wallonia Export & Investment Agency (UK) said: “Belgium’s expertise in Aerospace & Defence continuously draws a significant amount of investment to Wallonia, with all major aerospace companies present in Belgium. Our own companies hold important positions in the aerospace industry through an innovative and leading-edge pool of SMEs specialized in composite materials, software simulation, additive manufacturing, high-tech critical parts, advanced materials, electrical systems and more.”
Dirk Verlee, Trade & Investment Counsellor, Flanders Investment & Trade Agency (UK) said: “By organizing this country pavilion, Flanders Investment & Trade is implementing its strategy to focus on the Aerospace and Defence sectors, reaffirming our strong historic relationship with the UK. With our region’s long-standing experience in these areas, we are confident that new partnerships will develop through this renewed interest in the Farnborough International Airshow.”

The Wallonia Export & Investment Agency is hosting the following European Aerospace & Defence companies: Safran Aero Boosters, SONACA, Feronyl, Coexpair, Mecasoft, BeCover, Mockel Precision, Sensy Load Cells.

On July 9, Ariane 6 completed its first flight, launching from the Guiana space center. A huge success for the European space sector, and for ArianeGroup, the lead contractor of the Ariane 6 program is, a joint venture between Safran and Airbus.

Flanders Investment & Trade is hosting the following European Aerospace & Defence companies: BMT Aerospace, UL Power, Euramec, Compolam, Frisomat, SABCA (Limburg), ASCO Industries (Montana Aerospace), Sol.One, Scioteq, Celestia Antwerp, Barco Control Rooms, CERcuits, Hexagon Belgium (Luciad), and VKI (Von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics).

Wallonia Export & Investment Agency
Baudouin de Hemptinne
Trade & Commercial Counsellor, London Office
[email protected]

Flanders Investment & Trade
Dirk Verlee
Trade & Investment Counsellor, London Office
[email protected]

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