40th Space Symposium 2025
Apr 8-11
The Broadmoor Hotel,
Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
40th Space Symposium 2025
Join Airborne at the 40th Space Symposium: Shaping the Future of Space with Advanced Composites
We’re pleased to announce our participation at the upcoming 40th Space Symposium, held from April 8-11, 2025, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. This event gathers industry leaders, space agencies, and innovators to collaborate and shape the future of space exploration and defense. Key themes of the symposium include international collaboration, innovative space operations, and enhancing space security, reflecting current global priorities and technological advancements.
Discover our expertise
Airborne Aerospace is leading the way in the engineering and manufacturing of parts for satellites and launchers. Through industrialisation, digitalised automation and applying different production technologies, Airborne is able to supply affordable spacecraft components to its clients while sustaining the required quality. This has enabled Airborne to become a well-known player in the space industry. Airborne is also active in Defense, Aeronautics and Big Science markets serving multiple customers.
Curious about the possibilities for your business? Reach out to Burak Cakir.
Our Key Expertise Areas
Automated composite manufacturing for (Aero)Space, Defense and Big Science markets
- Constellations: Scalable, high-precision composite solutions for next-generation satellite constellations.
- High-Volume Manufacturing: Proven capability in automating processes to meet the demands of satellite production.
- Automation: Advanced robotics and digital automation solutions that enhance quality, speed, and cost-efficiency.
Interested in learning how our technologies can support your goals?
Let’s connect at the 40th Space Symposium 2025! Our colleague Burak will be available throughout the event for one-on-one meetings. Don’t miss the chance to discuss how we can help streamline your production processes, elevate performance, and tackle the complex challenges of modern space constellations.