Complementing its exclusive chalet, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) also commanded a substantial 135 sqm stand within the main exhibition halls of the Paris Air Show 2025. This exhibit was the public-facing hub of HAL’s presence, designed to engage a broad international audience of industry professionals. It served as a direct showcase of India’s robust aerospace manufacturing ecosystem and HAL’s deep technological capabilities, from component design to full-scale platform integration. The stand was strategically designed for lead generation and technical deep-dives, featuring large-scale models, interactive displays, and dedicated zones for HAL’s diverse product lines. The primary objective was to attract potential supply chain partners and customers by providing tangible proof of HAL’s advanced engineering and production prowess. This exhibit was crucial for demonstrating the depth of HAL’s expertise to the global aerospace community, reinforcing its capacity as a full-spectrum OEM.
At the landmark Paris Air Show 2025, global technology leader Siemens commanded a major 216 sqm presence at the Le Bourget exhibition centre. The pavilion was a thought leadership platform, designed to demonstrate the company’s central role in the aviation industry’s profound digital and sustainable transformation. It moved beyond showcasing individual products to presenting an integrated vision for the future of flight, powered by software, automation, and electrification. The exhibit was engineered to engage top-tier aerospace and defense partners, focusing on driving digital transformation from design to production. The expansive layout featured immersive digital twin experiences, a zone dedicated to sustainable aviation solutions like electric propulsion systems, and private suites for strategic discussions. The core objective was to solidify Siemens’ position as the essential technology partner for creating more efficient, adaptable, and sustainable aerospace programs.
At the prestigious Paris Air Show 2025, leading Romanian aerospace engine specialist Turbomecanica made its mark with a strategic 24.5 sqm exhibit. Located at the heart of the global industry at Le Bourget, the booth was a focused showcase of European precision engineering. It effectively communicated the company’s dual expertise in both the manufacturing of critical engine components and the delivery of world-class MRO services. The exhibit was designed to facilitate high-level B2B engagement with global OEMs, airlines, and military operators. Its efficient layout prioritized targeted conversations, using high-impact technical graphics and a key component display to anchor discussions. The primary business goal was to forge new partnerships and reinforce Turbomecanica’s position as a reliable and competitive partner within the international aerospace supply chain.
At the prestigious Paris Air Show 2025, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) hosted a commanding 252 sqm chalet, a premier venue for high-level global engagement. This strategic presence at Le Bourget was a powerful symbol of India’s ascent as a major aerospace power, driven by the ‘Make in India’ initiative. The chalet served as the focal point for showcasing HAL’s comprehensive portfolio of indigenous aircraft, helicopters, and advanced avionics to an elite audience of industry leaders and military delegations. Designed to blend exclusive hospitality with compelling product showcases, the chalet’s primary business objective was to drive defense exports and foster international partnerships. The space featured detailed scale models of flagship platforms like the Tejas fighter and Dhruv helicopter, alongside private, luxurious suites for strategic negotiations. This powerful combination was engineered to position HAL as a competitive and reliable global OEM, ready to meet the evolving demands of the international defense and aviation market.
Global
USA
