SKYWIN INTRODUCTION

ACTING TOGETHER

OVERVIEW AERONAUTICS Walloon Aeronautics Industry: 65 members Turnover: ± 800 Million Employment: 5000 jobs i.e. 70% of the Belgian aeronautical activity SPACE Walloon Space Industry: 27 members Turnover: ± 200 Million Employment: 1400 jobs Belgium: worldwide second place in space investment

AEROSPACE COMPANIES OVERVIEW Brussels Region Walloon Region Aeronautical Companies Space Companies

AEROSPACE COMPANIES OVERVIEW Aeronautical Companies Large companies Techspace Aero (SAFRAN Group) SONACA S.A.B.C.A Large and dynamic network of SMEs

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AEROSPACE COMPANIES OVERVIEW Space Companies Large companies Amos Spacebel Thales Alenia Space ETCA ESA Business Incubation Redu

WALLOON AERONAUTICAL INDUSTRY

AERONAUTICS NEXT > WALLOON AERONAUTICAL INDUSTRY: MAIN SEGMENTS Aircraft Engines Engine Test Cells Structure & Systems Equipement Maintenance Repair & Overhaul (MRO)

AERONAUTICS NEXT > WALLOON AERONAUTICAL INDUSTRY: MAIN SEGMENTS Computer Aided Engineering Components & Subcontracting Airport Services Research & Development Training & Education

WALLOON SPACE INDUSTRY

SPACE WALLOON SPACE INDUSTRY: MAIN SEGMENTS Ground Equipement & Preparation for space Access to Space In Orbit Exploitation & Space Applications Space Education

STRATEGY

STRATEGIC AXIS Composite materials and processes Develop competences Process automation Increase production capacity Importing mature technologies Metallic materials and processes Stabilize competences Process automation Increase competitiveness Opening towards other sectors Embedded systems Build stronger network Integrated services products Structural Health Monitoring Strong link with Space Airport services Technological link betw. 2 regional airports and SMEs Develop an offer : « Airport competences » for emerging markets Space applications and systems Develop integrated and original offer : mini-satellites in Emerg. markets. Strongly market oriented Develop an offer integrating multi-physics Maintain competences in Wallonia and participate to market growth Modeling and Simulation (transverse axis)

EUROPEAN RESEARCH PROGRAMS FP7 RESULTS EU rate of success 26,7% Wallonia rate of success 32% CLEANSKY JU EU rate of success 34,62% Wallonia rate of success 38,36% SOURCE Data from 2011

A FEW NUMBERS ±120 Members 42 labelized projects over 8 Calls 25 R&D Projects 9 Investment Projects 8 Training Projects Total budget: 144 Million Public funding: 100 Million Private funding: 44 Million 9 th Call: 6 new projects proposed for labelization 5 R&D projects, 1 training project mainly based on SME

PROJECTS PORTFOLIO PROJECTS PARTICIPATION (from 1 st to 8 th Call) LARGE ENTREPRISES 34 SME 88 UNIVERSITIES 90 RESEARCH CENTERS 26 COMPETENCE CENTERS 7 INTERNATIONAL CENTERS 9

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION MoU with AEROSPACE VALLEY (Midi-Pyrénées) MoU with ASTECH (île de France) MoU with AERO MONTREAL (Québec) MoU with SIATI (India) MoU with SAMARA (Russia) MoU with Inmavis (Russia) Member of EACP (European Aerospace Clusters Partnership) Member of NEREUS and ENCADRE (European Space Applications Networks) COOPERATION WITH AEROSPACE CLUSTERS

EDUCATION & RESEARCH 3 GROUPS OF UNIVERSITIES MORE THAN 15 LABS FROM: UCL (Louvain-la-Neuve) FUNDP (Namur) LIEGE ACADEMIA MORE THAN 10 LABS FROM: ULB (Bruxelles) UMONS (Mons) MORE THAN 15 LABS FROM: ULg (Liège) FUSAGx (Gembloux) LOUVAIN ACADEMIA WALLONIA BRUSSELS ACADEMIA

TRAINING & RESEARCH COMPETENCE CENTERS Wallonie Aerotraining Network Technifutur RESEARCH CENTERS Cenaero Multitel Sirris Cetic Cewac

CONTACT POINTS E. POURBAIX Managing Director R. COCLE Dpty Managing Director Projects & training M. STASSART Dpty Managing Director Space Sector J-J. WESTHOF General Secretary L. MORTIER Secretary V. MARCHAL Dpty Managing Director for International

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