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Aerolink Wales 2009

Aerolink 2009In 2009 Aerolink Wales will be in its sixth year. The event will present a host of opportunities for attendees. As well as the meet-the-buyer, conference and exhibition elements, attendees will be able to explore with each other new opportunities for innovation, collaboration and knowledge transfer.

Why should you attend?

  • Opportunities for one-to-one meetings with buyers, engineering, technical and R&D teams from the major international aerospace and defence companies,
  • Opportunities for meetings to discuss innovation, collaboration and knowledge transfer with companies throughout the aerospace supply chain,
  • An important conference element with presentations from industry specialists and a chance to discuss the implications of this for your business,
  • An exhibition of aerospace excellence,
  • Seminar programme on a variety of specialist subject areas.

For more information, and to register for the event, visit www.aerolinkwales.co.uk

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