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About Aerospace Tech Review

Whilst Aerospace Tech Review is a new aviation magazine the team behind it has over 100 years of combined experience working directly in the aviation media and events business. Adrian Broadbent – CEO, over 25 years publishing and events in the aviation industry. Joy Finnegan – Managing Editor, over 25 years as an aviation journalist and a commercial airline pilot. Simon Barker – Publisher, over 25 years publishing and events in the aviation industry. Susan Joyce – Sales Director Avionics, over 25 years publishing and events in the aviation industry.

Aerospace Tech Week is the annual show which brings together the world’s leading aerospace companies to discuss and develop the systems and solutions to meet the needs of the evolving commercial airline and aerospace defence & industries. Topics discussed will include the latest developments in aircraft connectivity (air-to-ground and nose-to-tail), airline e-Enablement, IoT, Big data, digital transformation, flight operations software, fuel efficiency, MRO software, regulatory, policy, technical and next-generation challenges for avionics. The show also includes the testing systems used in the design, construction and maintenance of all commercial and military aircraft (both hardware and software). The next show will be held in Toulouse, France on March 18th & 19th 2020.

In an age when many print publications no-longer exist, and quality editorial content (apart from PR and news) is only available online, Aerospace Tech Review and Aviation Maintenance will fill this void (in print and online formats) for people working in all areas of commercial aviation, MRO and defence.

The combination of Aerospace Tech Review magazine, Aviation Maintenance magazine and the Aerospace Tech Week show, creates an unrivalled community and helps build better connections right across the aerospace industry.