AACII Nuremberg

The "Aviation Aerospace International Interdisciplinary Congress" (AACII) in Nuremberg is a significant event that brings together experts from the aerospace industry to discuss the latest technological innovations and present forward-looking solutions. This interdisciplinary congress, hosted by Trapp Networks, is held every three years at the Meistersingerhalle, known for its excellent acoustics and modern infrastructure.

The main themes of the congress include the introduction of the latest technologies in the aerospace sector, interdisciplinary exchange, and the exploration of business opportunities. Presentations feature advanced satellite communication systems, innovative drone technologies, and solutions for new forms of mobility such as personal air vehicles (PAV) and urban air mobility (UAM).

The AACII serves as a platform for groundbreaking developments and highlights the importance of these technologies in addressing global challenges such as digitalization, Industry 4.0, artificial intelligence, and environmental and climate protection.

A highlight of the congress is the presentation of the Global AACII Award, which honors outstanding contributions in aerospace and promotes competition and recognition of innovations within the industry.

The congress attracts a wide range of exhibitors from the aerospace industry and is attended by engineers, scientists, and professionals from related fields. Nuremberg, as the location of the congress, offers ideal conditions for international gatherings and plays a significant role in Germany's industrial landscape.

The Meistersingerhalle is not only impressive due to its architectural beauty and technical facilities but also because of its excellent transportation connections, which facilitate access for visitors from all over the world.

Thus, the AACII is more than just a congress; it acts as a catalyst for progress and cooperation in one of the most dynamic and innovation-driven sectors of our time.

The AACII takes place every three years, and therefore for the third time previsibly in February 2028 in Nuremberg.