The company showcases its technologies at one of the world’s largest aerospace events, taking place through June 22
Avionics Services had a busy day this Tuesday (June 17) during its participation in the 55th edition of the Paris Air Show, one of the largest events in the global aerospace industry. The company welcomed several authorities to its booth, including a Brazilian delegation led by the Ministry of Defense.
The event is taking place in the French capital and began on Monday (June 16). In total, the show will feature over 2,500 exhibitors from 48 countries, and it is expected to attract 300,000 unique visitors by June 22.
Among the high-ranking officials who visited the Avionics booth were the Minister of Defense, José Mucio Monteiro; the Commander of the Brazilian Air Force (FAB), Air Lieutenant-Brigadier Marcelo Kanitz Damasceno; and the Secretary of SEPROD (Defense Products Secretariat), Air Lieutenant-Brigadier Heraldo Luiz Rodrigues.
Avionics is part of the Brazil Pavilion, coordinated by the Technological Innovation Park (PIT) of São José dos Campos (SP). The pavilion showcases the most advanced products and services offered for both civil and military aircraft. Highlights also include modernization projects for various aircraft and helicopter models, as well as the presentation of the Caçador II unmanned aerial vehicle project, which is currently under development and designed for tactical and strategic dual-use missions (military or civilian).
“We received visits from the Minister and key authorities who recognize and support the efforts of the national defense industry to gain a foothold in the international market. This support is essential and gives us the endorsement to present our products and cutting-edge technology,” said João Vernini, CEO of Avionics.
The company has been one of the major highlights of this year’s event.
