Getting ready for the Paris Air Show

In flight

More than 150 aircraft will be presented to visitors, and several of those will give flying demonstrations each afternoon.

These displays give exhibitors the opportunity to showcase their technological expertise and allow visitors to discover the latest innovations.

To watch highlights from the 2013 flying displays, go to http://goo.gl/JOqqbi.

Getting B2B work done in Paris

A business-to-business (B2B) meeting program at the show sets up pre-arranged meetings between buyers and exhibiting companies, according to their requirements. The B2B program is open to all buyers (contract principals) looking for solutions relating to the aviation and space sectors, and will show exhibitors who supply such solutions.

Why visit the world’s largest aviation and space show?

The size of the show makes it a unique opportunity to do business, discover the latest developments, and network. All companies, constructors, components manufacturers, and systems developers use this event to present their latest innovations to the world. In addition, every afternoon you can watch flying displays by more than 40 of the most modern aircraft in existence.

The International Paris Air Show at Le Bourget offers the opportunity to discover, at one single site, all the latest developments in:

• Aircraft construction, assembly, and sub-assemblies
• Space, satellites, and satellite telecommunications
• Propulsion units and specific equipment for motors
• Air-launched and ground-based weapons
• Piloting and navigation aids and on-board equipment systems
• Cabin fittings and seats
• Production equipment, tools, and software
• Electrical, electronic, mechanical, and metalwork subcontracting
• Composite materials and surface treatments
• Maintenance, transport services, and after-sales service and spares
• Airport equipment and services