Upcoming Trade Shows Berlin, Germany for Aerospace, Airport Technology

The Berlin-Brandenburg boasts a remarkable legacy in the aerospace industry. Over a century ago, aviation pioneer Otto Lilienthal embarked on his life’s work to take flight. Today, the region and Germany’s capital stands as Germany’s third-largest aerospace competence center. The aerospace sector in Berlin-Brandenburg spans an impressive array of domains, including engine development and manufacturing, light aircraft production, aircraft maintenance and servicing, small satellite manufacturing, testing services, research and development and the use of unmanned aviation systems (drones). This diversity underlines the region's significance in the global aerospace landscape. In the realm of engine development and manufacturing, Berlin and Brandenburg hold a prominent position, rivaling other European hubs. This standing is attributed to established industry giants like Rolls-Royce Germany and MTU Maintenance. Notably, the region also hosts a range of small and medium-sized enterprises such as Astro- und Feinwerktechnik Adlershof. The Technical University of Berlin bolsters this sector with its research and educational contributions. Unmanned aviation systems, with their diverse applications and services, have emerged as a fast-growing field that has found multiple practical applications across the country. However, if there's one area where Berlin-Brandenburg truly shines, it's in the realm of small satellites. The region's space industry is dominated by the development and production of small satellites and their subsystems. This emphasis on small satellite technology not only exemplifies the region's commitment to innovation but also positions it as a leader in an ever-evolving industry. Berlin-Brandenburg's aerospace journey showcases a long history of innovation. As small satellites join the ranks of long-standing sectors like engine development, the region continues to soar in the aerospace arena. With a rich past as its foundation, the future holds endless opportunities for the aerospace sector in Berlin-Brandenburg, where the sky is no longer the limit but the beginning of new possibilities.