Europe's Association
for Aerospace.
CEAS comprises 16 national aerospace societies and corporate members
representing about 35,000 aerospace professionals.
Events
CEAS Aerospace Europe Conference
SAVE THE DATE, AEC 2025 – The 10th CEAS Aerospace Europe Conference will be held in Torino on December 1-4, 2025. It will be combined with the 28th AIDAA Conference and the 10th Aerospace & Defense Meeting. Stay tuned.
HiSST 2025 - 4th International Conference on High-Speed Vehicle Science & Technology
EASN 15th International Conference
'Innovation in Aviation & Space towards Sustainability today and tomorrow'
The EASN Association and the Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Aeronáutica y del Espacio (ETSIAE) are gladly co-organizing the 15th EASN
International Conference on “Innovation in Aviation & Space towards sustainability today and tomorrow” which will take place in the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), Spain on October 14th to 17th, 2025.
The EASN Conference Series has become a leading platform for fostering dialogue and collaboration among key stakeholders in Aviation and Space, including representatives from academia, industry, research organizations, and policymaking bodies. Through plenary talks, thematic sessions, and interactive discussions, participants will explore groundbreaking advancements and innovative approaches to address today’s and tomorrow’s
sustainability challenges.
Find more information on the conference website: easnconference.eu
AAE International Conference
'Managing the Impact of Weather on Air and Space Launch Operations'
The Air and Space Academy is organising an international conference on ‘Managing the impact of weather on Air and Space Launch Operations’, to be held at Eurocontrol headquarters in Brussels on November 12 and 13, 2025.
At a time when weather conditions are increasingly influencing strategic air and space operations, the Air and Space Academy (AAE) is organising a major event to address these crucial issues.
Weather conditions have a considerable impact on air operations and space launches, affecting safety, costs and punctuality. The aim of this conference is to analyse this impact, looking at operational costs as well as weather-related incidents and accidents. It will also explore innovative solutions to improve the management of these phenomena, study the associated decision-making processes and responsibilities, and finally, discuss current research and future prospects for weather impact management in these sectors.
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