Paris Air Show
Held every two years, the Paris Air Show brings together the global aerospace community to spotlight the latest technological advances.

With 16,000 employees across 12 countries, our technologies and products are found on 90% of today’s aircraft. We support both civil and defense platforms with advanced aerostructures, engine systems, electrical wiring solutions and transparencies— and play a significant role in the engine aftermarket, helping keep fleets flying efficiently and reliably.
In the past years, our teams have made major progress across several flagship R&D programmes for the next generation of aircraft and aero-engines:
- Progress in the H2GEAR hydrogen propulsion initiative
- Delivery of spar demonstrators to Airbus under the SusWings program
- Manufacture of the largest known thermoplastic aerostructure for the multifunctional fuselage demonstrator
- Contributions to Advanced Air Mobility platforms like Vertical VX4 and Joby with structural and EWIS solutions
- Researching and developing product and process innovations for electrical wiring in support of more sustainable aviation. This includes technologies to safely distribute high electrical power loads to (hybrid) electric drivetrains
- Expansion of our additive fabrication capabilities in Sweden and the US
- Collaborating with partners in developing next-generation aero engines such as RISE and the new GTF
These efforts reflect our deep commitment to decarbonising aviation — and to working with partners across the global ecosystem to accelerate change.
At the Paris Air Show, we look forward to connecting with customers, suppliers, partners, and peers.
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