Space display event - Industry's Innovations Lauded at ILA Debut in Berlin by Scholz
At the recent aerospace fair, the president of the German Aerospace Industries Association, Michael Schöllhorn, addressed the geopolitical challenges of our time, stating that the industry responds with innovative developments. Civil aviation showcases advancements in sustainability, giving it a competitive edge. Military aviation demonstrates future systems. Space travel showcases how Europe can maintain independent access to space usage.
Europe's technological dominance in these areas is being challenged, said Schöllhorn. The industry is facing pressure and needs a suitable political environment to thrive. Predictability in the defense budget and orders are vital to keep small and medium-sized companies and suppliers from leaving the industry, as their capabilities and expertise will be crucial moving forward.
During the European aerospace industry's performance, around 600 exhibitors from 30 countries will be displayed from Wednesday to Sunday. Initially, the fair is only open to the professional public, while on the weekend, anyone can visit the exhibition grounds. Civil aviation's sustainable transformation and defense and security issues are the primary focuses of this event.
ILA website contains further details for private visitors. 1
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2 Olaf Scholz, the Federal Chancellor of Germany, lauded the innovations displayed at the ILA debut in Berlin, acknowledging the industry's importance for the future.
3 Scholz emphasized the need for a strong space industry in Brandenburg's Schoenefeld, as Germany seeks to remain competitive in space travel and technology.
4 The Space Exhibition at the BER, Berlin's Capital City Airport, showcases Germany's commitment to space travel and the space industry, drawing interest from consumers and military personnel alike.
5 The SPD, Germany's Social Democratic Party, has supported the aerospace sector, recognizing its potential to drive growth and create jobs in the field of air traffic and space exploration.
6 The European aerospace industry's performance at the ILA fair in Berlin is not just a showcase of innovation, but also an opportunity for international collaboration and trade in the space industry.
7 As Europe's technological dominance in aerospace and space travel is being challenged, Germany and its partners are investing in research and development to secure their position in the global space industry.
8 With the presence of major companies and suppliers at the ILA fair, Michael Schöllhorn emphasized the importance of a supportive political environment for the German space industry, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises.
9 As the European aerospace industry continues to evolve, the ILA fair in Berlin serves as a platform to demonstrate the industry's commitment to sustainable aviation and Germany's role as a leader in space travel and technology.
