The Swiss Aerospace Industry

Meeting Switzerland
25th March 2014
Special welcome
TransNetAero project partners:
Bodensee Aerospace Meeting organising partners:
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Thank you to Sponsors
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Program
Time
Topic and content
Location
Speaker
9.00 - 9.30
Welcome coffee
Air Museum Altenrhein
9.30 - 9.40
9.40 - 9.50
Welcome Address
Introduction to TransNetAero
Air Museum Altenrhein
Air Museum Altenrhein
Dr. Andreas Wittmer
Prof. Monika Auweter-Kurtz
9.50 - 10.00
Introduction to European Aerospace Master Program
Air Museum Altenrhein
Prof. Monika Auweter-Kurtz
10.00 - 10.30
10.30 - 11.00
11.00 - 11.30
11.30 - 11-50
11.50 - 12.10
Introduction of TransNetAero Partners
Introduction of participating companies
Coffee break and B2B talks
The Swiss Aerospace Industry
Variosystems: Company Presentation
Air Museum Altenrhein
Air Museum Altenrhein
Air Museum Altenrhein
Air Museum Altenrhein
Air Museum Altenrhein
All TNA partners
Andreas Wittmer
all participants
Andreas Wittmer
Norbert Bachstein, CEO
12.10 - 12.30
Kühne & Nagel AG: Logistics in the Aerospace Industry –
Challenges & Opportunites
Air Museum Altenrhein
Martin Theiler
12.30 - 13.30
Lunch break and bilateral talks
Air Museum Altenrhein
13.30 - 13.50
Diehl Aerospace:
Company and Supply Management Presentation
Air Museum Altenrhein
Wolfgang Bieber, COO
13.50 - 14.10
Airbus: Vorstellung SPACE und Projekt Supply Chain Excellence
Air Museum Altenrhein
Jochen Bucher, POLC Supplier
Development and Quality Responsible
14.10 - 14.30
14.30 - 15.30
15.30 - 16.00
BWB Group
Company visit to BWB Group
Coffee break and B2B talks
Air Museum Altenrhien
BWB Group
Air Museum Altenrhein
Marc Pfenninger
Dr. Ruedi Wunderlin, President
all participants
Prof. Alain Geiger, ETH
16.00 - 16.20
Research institutions ETH, ZHAW, HSG
Air Museum Altenrhein
Dr. Michel Guillaume, ZHAW
Dr. Andreas Wittmer, HSG
16.20 - 18.00
B2B talks
Air Museum Altenrhein
All participants
18.00 - 19.00
Guided tour at Air Museum Altenrhein
Air Museum Altenrhein
All participants
Dr. Andreas Wittmer
Welcome reception to Bodensee Aerospace Meeting (BAM) and
presentation of new BAM Partners
19.00 -
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Air Museum Altenrhein
Prof. Rolf Jürgen Ahlers
Raoul Fortner, AAI
Horst Steinberg, BavAiria
Introduction to TransNetAero
Introduction to European Aerospace
Master Program
Prof. Monika Auweter-Kurtz
German Aerospace Academy
Introduction of TransNetAero Partners
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Netherlands Aerospace Group
Main activities: Strengthening the competitive position of the
Dutch aerospace industry by: Knowledge building among
members; Marketing/Business Development support and
Lobbying.
NAG offers to the TNA: Cluster experience, Supply Chain
support, extensive network, unique member capabilities.
NAG is different because: we are independent, flexible,
innovative, trend setter, close to our members.
NAG Leading Members: AkzoNobel Aerospace Coatings, Fokker Technologies,
KLM E&M, NLR, Ten Cate Advanced Composites, TNO, TU Delft, VanderLande.
swiss aerospace cluster
• Aerospace industry network in Switzerland
• 66 Members
• Connecting industries: Aerospace, Aeronautics, Aviation and
Satellite Navigation
• Network of producers, service providers, universities,
organisations, public institutions (focus SME's)
• Exchange and transfer of information, innovation, knowledge
and practices
• International linkage to other national Aerospace networks
and clusters
Staff: 1 full time equivalent
Referees: LR BW, SGE, Aerosuisse, BWB Group, Variosystems, ETH Zurich, etc.
Introduction of present companies
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Company
Company
Company
Company
German Aerospace Academy
Johann Maier GmbH
Surface Treatment
TWT GmbH
LR BW
bavAIRia e.V.
Leichtbau BW GmbH
BWB Holding AG
Variosystems
Gummi-Metall-Technik GmbH
Star Publishing
PM Aerotec
AKF / AGF Industrie B.V.
PM Aerotec
Kühne & Nagel AG
Zollern GmbH
ZHAW
Zollern GmbH
GMT Gummi Metall Technik
GmbH
VIASAT Switzerland
BERNS Engineering
Pekago Germany
DHBW – Duale Hochschule
Ravensburg
AAI
Deutsches Zentrum für
Satelliten-Kommunikation
LEWICKI microelectronic
GmbH
Avio-Diepen
ETH Zürich
Straaltechnik International
B.V.
Cimcool
Diehl Aerospace GmbH
Dielh Aerosystems GmbH
InUnum
CESI
SAP
Transferwerk - BW
Mogema
Landes High End Machining
Aircostcontrol
Cimcool
Aviatic Verlag
PB Enterprises
Netherlands Aerospace Group
Midlands Aerospace Alliance
CFAC University of St. Gallen
Airbus
Wirtschaftsförderung
Bodenseekreis
CSL
Skywin
Volt Engineering
Mbtech Group GmbH
Coffee break and B2B talks
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The Swiss Aerospace Industry
Dr. Andreas Wittmer
Center for Aviatoin Competence, University of St. Gallen
President Swiss Aerospace Cluster
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swiss aerospace cluster network
(Suppliers, Partners, Customers)
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16
Media
17
Medien
52
Public authority
öffentliche
Verwaltung
57
HelicopterHelikopter
companies
105
Aus- & Weiterbildung,
Education
and advanced
treining,Academia
Wissenschaft
122
Other
Weitere
Interessensgruppen
Interest groups
Flugzeug,
Flughafen & Airplane, Airline, Airport
gesellschaft
comapnies
Produktionsbetriebe L-&RF
Space
Production companies Air and
Service companies
Dienstleistungsunternehmen
Overview of Swiss Aviation and Aersopace Industry
Over 500 companies and organisations
work in aerospace in Switzerland
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51
33
Overview of Swiss Aviation and Aersopace Industry
Most companies are situated in Cantons ZH, SG, BE and ZG.
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Size of companeis: No of employees
15%
Number of employees
- 10
1 bis
11%
51%
23%
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11 bis
- 99
100 bis
- 250
more
259 &and
mehr
National and international presence
34%
66%
Im
Inland
Domestic
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Im
Ausland
Abroad
n = 66
141 Aerospace in Eastern Switzerland (Cantons SG, TG,
AR, AI, GR)
1%
14%
16%
SG
TG
GR
AR
69%
www.cfac.ch
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97 Aerospace Companies in Canton SG
Aviation supplier
Service provider
Association
Research Institution
Advisory/ consulting
Flying School
Aerospace production
Helicopter company
Other
Media
Airport
www.cfac.ch
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Companies / Organisations in the Canton of
St. Gallen
Most imporant export markets of the
Aerospace Industry in Switzerland
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
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in %
freely mentioned by respondents
Growth potentials stated by the industry
Number of mentions
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
n=42
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Trends in the aerospace industry
• Integration of whole process goups (integration
along the supply chain)
• Cost pressure through different tier levels
• Public institutions creaste burocractic hurdles
(certification)
• Regulation of markets (free vs. regulated markets)
• Global economic influences
• National and international conncection to relevant
networks
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Aerospace Industry Guide
Order:
swiss aerospace cluster
Dufourstrasse 40a
CH-9000 St. Gallen / Switzerland
Telefon
+41 71 224 25 00
Fax +41 71 224 25 36
Mail [email protected]
Page www.swiss-aerospace-cluster.ch
Price for non members: CHF 48.00
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Thank you for your attention
Swiss Aerospace Cluster
Dr. Andreas Wittmer
Phone: 071 224 25 00
email: [email protected]
Variosystems
Norbert Bachstein
CEO
Kühne & Nagel AG
Logistics in the Aerospace Industry –
Challenges & Opportunities
Martin Theiler
Vice President
Lunch break and B2B talks
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Diehl Aerospace:
Company and Supply Management
Wolfgang Bieber
COO
Airbus:
Vorstellung SPACE und Projekt Supply
Chain Excellence
Jochen Bucher
POLC Supplier Development and Quality Responsible
BWB Group
Marc Pfenninger
BWB Group: Company visit
Dr. Ruedi Wunderlin
Coffee break and B2B talks
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Research Institutions
ETH Zurich: Prof. Dr. Alain Geiger
ZHAW Winterthur: Dr. Michel Guillaume
University of St. Gallen: Dr. Andreas Wittmer
Center for Aviation Competence,
University of St. Gallen
Main activities:
• Academic research
• Education and advanced training
• Consulting and research for the industry
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We are a virtual organization across several institutes in
Switzerland.
We offer academic research and advanced training which is
relevant for the industry.
We apply our knowledge in the field of aviation and
aerospace with a focus on services.
Staff: ca. 100 full time equivalents
Referees/best customers: Governmental Organizations, Airlines, Airports, Industry
B2B Talks
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Guided Tour at Air Museum
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