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AIRTEC 2026

Join us at AIRTEC 2026, Europe's leading meeting place for the aerospace supply chain, where innovation, collaboration, and future technologies take center stage.

AIRTEC brings together leading aerospace suppliers, OEMs, technology experts, and research organizations to discuss the latest innovations in aerospace, defense, and security. Visit us to discover our scalable, high-precision data acquisition solutions for aerospace testing, structural monitoring, and validation.

If you are attending, come meet our team and discuss your measurement challenges. We would be glad to help.

We look forward to connecting with you at AIRTEC 2026 and discussing the future of aerospace testing and innovation.

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Event: AIRTEC 2026

Date: October 20-22, 2026

Location: Messe Augsburg, Germany

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