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Fraunhofer Presents Aerospace Technologies at ILA Berlin Trade Fair

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft is showcasing its latest aerospace and space technologies at ILA Berlin 2026. The research focuses on the serial production of sustainable materials, efficient propulsion systems, and satellite technology.

16 June 2026
Fraunhofer Presents Aerospace Technologies at ILA Berlin Trade Fair
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Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft is participating in ILA Berlin 2026, a major international aerospace trade fair, to present its research aimed at enhancing the sector's safety, competitiveness, and sustainability.

At the event, held in Berlin from June 10 to 14, 2026, Fraunhofer researchers will demonstrate their solutions in areas including climate-friendly propulsion systems, new materials, and satellite technology. A key focus is the economical serial production of advanced technologies.

At its "Aviation" booth (Hall C, Booth 280), Fraunhofer is concentrating on electrified flight. They are presenting, among other things, power electronics and electric drive components developed by Fraunhofer IISB. These include high-power-density DC-DC converters and a megawatt-class electric motor, designed to meet the increasing demands of aircraft for efficiency, weight, and safety. Demonstrators for fuel cell-based propulsion systems, enabling low-emission flights, will also be showcased.

Fraunhofer IFAM is presenting HYTANK, one of the world's first flexible and automated assembly lines for carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) hydrogen tanks. This system represents a significant step towards the serial production of tanks for liquid hydrogen in the aviation sector and is a key component for future hydrogen-powered aircraft.

Within the "Space" area (Hall B, Booth 240), exhibits will highlight satellite technology and Earth observation. Fraunhofer IMWS is demonstrating "EcoRudder," a technology aiming to integrate climate goals, lightweight design, and industrial manufacturing for aerospace applications.

Original source: fraunhofer.de