Helicopter Technology Eastern Europe

As nations in Central and Eastern Europe continue to upgrade their defence equipment, the military helicopter has become a focus of many air forces wishing to ensure they have a strong rotary fleet capable of multifunctional operations.

There is therefore a need for a high level meeting that brings together senior military leadership, project decision makers and technical experts alongside the helicopter manufacturers and cutting edge industry solution providers to collaborate on future endeavors that will enhance the security and stability of Eastern Europe and its neighbouring countries.
 

The SMi Group, in partnership with the Defence and Security Industry Association of the Czech Republic (DSIA), bring you Helicopter Technology Eastern Europe 2015, a must attend meeting for all those focused on military rotary technology advancement  the region.

Whether you are focused on helicopter platforms or systems, this event will allow you access to an unprecedented level of senior military helicopter programme managers and those with direct responsibility for finding the next generation of equipment for their armed forces when it comes to rotary operational capability.

We are delighted that Brigadier General Libor Stefanik, Commander, Czech Air Force will be supporting the event and delivering the opening host nation keynote address. As I am sure you know, the Czech Air Force is prioritising the advancement of its military helicopter capabilities, and it is very fitting that the commander will share his thoughts on this ongoing modernisation of the nation’s rotary fleet.

The participants Helicopter Technology Eastern Europe 2015 will be the most senior decision makers responsible for modernising and procuring new military helicopters, as well as some the of regions most experienced operators of rotary craft, all meeting to demonstrate their intentions for advancing capability and laying down foundations of future collaboration and standardisation between nations.
If you are interested in developing business in this key market, don’t miss the opportunity to brand yourself in front of those who will be shaping Central and Eastern Europe’s military helicopter capability.

The audience will include, but not be limited to:

• Commanders of Air Force 
• Deputy Commanders Air Force 
• Commanders of National Helicopter Forces 
• Directors of Capability Planning 
• National Armaments Directors 
• Helicopter Programme Managers 
• Heads of Army Aviation 
• Heads of Strategy and Defence Planning 
• Commanders of Air Systems 
• Directors of Procurement 
• Chief Scientists/Defence Research Agencies