Gaptek at Eurosatory 2018
Eurosatory 2018 took place from June 11 to 15 in Paris, France. The event is held every two years and has an international audience, including visitors, exhibitors and journalists.
Eurosatory is the place where exhibitors can promote their products and where visitors can keep abreast of the latest innovations.
Edition after edition, Gaptek participates in Eurosatory, and will also do so in the next edition in 2020, anticipating the opportunities it will represent for the future of the company.
Eurosatory presents all defense and security offers, from basic parts to finished products of main contractors and operational systems. The event will be attended by main contractors and subcontractors, buyers and suppliers, large industrial groups and PIMEs. All participants will have the opportunity to get to know each other, exchange points of view and establish relationships for current and future opportunities in the field of defense and security.
In conclusion, Eurosatory is a great opportunity for Gaptek to show its capabilities and its experience in the civil and military aviation world.
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