19 September 2023 - 20 September 2023, MEETT, Toulouse, France
Reduce product failure • Increase component and full-aircraft efficiency and performance • Save development time and money
The world’s only dedicated all-sector, complete-aircraft, urban- and inter-urban passenger drones, helicopters, aerospace, and air-defence system test and development international exhibition
Event partner
From September 19-20, 2023, The Aerospace Test and Development Show will bring together manufacturers of aerospace components, complete aircraft, space exploration vessels, urban-and inter-urban passenger drones, and air-defence systems to discuss and showcase technologies, techniques, and services that will reduce product failure, decrease product development cycles and costs, and improve performance and reliability.
The international exhibition takes place in Toulouse, the European heartland of aviation research and development, and will be feature an expected 120+ of the world’s leading test and development tools, technologies and services.
If you are creating and developing a flying machine of any kind, then The Aerospace Test and Development Show in Toulouse, France, from September 19-20, 2023is for you. What will be on display and discussed?
Complete aircraft testing systems and services
eVTOL testing and development tools
Passenger drone and UAV testing and development
Air-defence system test and validation
Alternative propulsion and next-generation power-source test and development, systems and services
Testing systems for supersonic and hypersonic aviation
Durability and accelerated aging testing
More Electric Aircraft testing
Flight testing
Emissions testing
Materials testing
Aerodynamic testing
Quality control testing
Telemetry
EMC testing technologies and services
NDT systems
Data acquisition tools
Landing-gear test rigs
Automated testing and compliance systems
Fire and safety testing technologies
NVH testing
Engine testing
Simulation and modelling
Lightening strike testing and modelling
Climatic testing
Propeller design and efficiency
Electric motor testing
Battery testing
Instrument, avionics, and flight-data controls test and development tools
Cabin component and design validation
Electrical and communication system testing
Airframe testing and development systems
Composites testing
Opening Hours
Tuesday 19 September 2023: Opens 10.00hrs. Closes 17.00hrs, but with an all-attendees-welcome, free-to-attend drinks party sponsored by Safran Data Systems from 17.00hrs to 18.30hrs Wednesday 20 September 2023: Opens 10.00hrs. Closes 17.00hrs Please note that all bags will go through a security check when you arrive. This is a venue requirement
Jim Fawcett is a Lead Flight Test Engineer (LFTE) working for Airbus and based in Toulouse, France. He graduated from the French flight test academy EPNER in 2008. Since 2012 he has been a development LFTE specialising in flight management systems, communications (voice and datalink), cockpit design, display systems, and radio navigation. He is qualified to operate as LFTE on all Airbus aircraft types and has logged nearly 3000 hours on test flights. A member of the Royal Aeronautical Society, the Society of Flight Test Engineers (where he is a member of the Technical Council) and a UK Chartered Engineer, Jim also holds a private pilot’s licence.
Salvatore Nocerino
Structures/System Integration Testing Manager
Leonardo
Salvatore Nocerino was born in Naples, Italy, in 1975. He graduated in electrical engineering at the University of Naples, Italy, in 2000. From 2005 he joined in Leonardo Aircraft Division Company. He has over 15 years’ experience into the Static and Fatigue Lab testing of full-scale aerospace structure. The data acquisition system management is still one of his major skills. From 2020 his current interests include the structures/system testing integration. He takes on the role of technical lab manager for vibration and acoustic, electrical power generation and distribution, and fluid-dynamic test system. Finally, he conducts some innovative research activities in urban air mobility and regional aircraft.
Martina Löfqvist
Senior Business Development Manager
Destinus
Mark Henning
Managing Director
Autoflight Europe
Hamdan Al-Buhaisi
nxDAS Product Manager
MDS Aero Support
Matthew Scott
Principal Engineer
GE Aviation
Ramanujam Kalale
System Engineering & Certification lead
Daedalean
Aerospace professional with more than 15 years of specializing in systems engineering, requirements management, Avionics, and Electrical Engineering systems design and certification, Human factors / Human Machine Interface in aviation, and EASA Part 21J Design Organisation, Ramanujam Kalale joined Daedalean in 2021 to lead its Safety & Certification team.
Ramanujam holds BE in Electronics & Communication (VTU). His previous experience includes leading engineering teams and holding EASA Part 21J approved Head of Design Organisation Form at Aerolite and Marenco Swisshelicopter, after working as an avionics and electrical engineer at Pilatus Aircraft, AMAC Aerospace, and Kopter.
