As part of the series of events, experts will present selected funding programs at state, federal and EU level that offer opportunities for companies in the aerospace industry and answer your questions about funding opportunities.

This year, our end-of-year event will be held at the Airbus European Repair Station in Stuhr. Secure your ticket for the event now.

On November 8th, the members of the AHOI_MINT Cluster NordWest met for a joint exchange at the company Broetje-Automation GmbH in Rastede. Broetje-Automation has been actively supporting the project AHOI_MINT from the very beginning. MINT (engl. STEM) stands for mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology.

Building on the momentum of a recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at this year's Paris Air Show, Aerodata AG, a distinguished German specialist in mission systems and special mission conversion, has deepened its collaboration with South Africa's Milkor.

Great news from Toulouse for the Broetje-Automation team. At the annual Airbus Global Suppliers Conference Broetje-Automation was awarded as one of three finalists for the Supplier Award for Operational Excellence.

In the wind tunnel of DNW, the German-Dutch Wind Tunnels, in Braunschweig, the aeroacoustic test campaign DISPROP has successfully been completed. The DISPROP project is dedicated to aerodynamic and aeroacoustic modelling of closely operating propellers.

Within the contract framework between Aerodata AG and Flight Inspection Center (FIC) of Korea for the delivery of the flight inspection aircraft, the factory new aircraft Embraer Praetor 600 equipped with the latest generation of Flight Inspection System AeroFIS® was handed over to the customer.

roetje-Automation, renowned leader for automated assembly in the aerospace industry, is proud to announce a groundbreaking development in its commitment to service excellence. The integration of BA Services into Broetje-Automation GmbH is a significant milestone for the company’s commitment to a full lifecycle support for its customers.

Broetje-Automation has been pursuing an ambitious sustainability strategy for several years in order to position the company for the future in line with sustainable development. Now the mechanical engineering company based in Rastede has become an official participant of the United Nations Global Compact. The aim is to work together and globally to create a more sustainable economy.