Air Navigation Convention 2019 “Making of a decade”: 28-29th of March
Air Navigation Convention, which celebrates this year its 10th edition, is an event organized by a group of students of the Air Navigation section of the Aerospace Engineering Faculty that aims to build a bridge between generations. By gathering students, professors, alumni and top companies from Romania and abroad, we encourage fruitful communications on aviation topics, and thus, a proactive attitude towards interacting with the professionals that are invited is expected.
What is the main target of this event?
Furthermore, the objective of this international event is to facilitate a proper environment for the young students to be in contact with the latest ideas, breakthroughs and also drawbacks that the aerospace domain is facing nowadays. All the former editions of the Air Navigation Convention, including the following one are especially designed to develop the mind in a professional manner and because of that, the event is comprised of a series of panel discussions that cover both themes with incursions in the past and topics of utmost importance today and tomorrow. Moreover, guests will address these subjects in a professional manner, providing the future engineers with information about ongoing projects and expectations in the aviation field. Thus, students are encouraged to ask questions and to communicate as much as possible with the guests during the panels, as well as during the breaks.
Why should you choose to come?
Aviation can be considered as being among the most complex fields of engineering and this is why students need models to look up to in order to find their own path in life. Consequently, this year’s guests will thoroughly conceive their presentations in order to share beside technical aspects, at least a glimpse of their experiences that brought them to success.
How will be the objective of the 10th edition of Air Navigation Convention achieved?
As in each edition, representatives of leading companies and institutions from all over Europe will honor us with their presence, such as: EUROCONTROL, Maastricht Upper Area Control, DFS, AustroControl, NAV Portugal, NATS, Enaire Spain, SANS, MATS, Aeropath, Frequentis, ROMATSA, Blue Air, Regional Air Services, IATA, Dedalus, Think Research, AACR. Therefore, the standards of the event are always maintained as high as possible, providing the engineers of tomorrow with valuable information with respect to the latest researches in the field and, most importantly, a number of internship positions.
In other words, if you are a proactive student, with deep interests in the aerospace domain and in search of an internship position, Air Navigation Convention is the ideal opportunity for you!
Last but not least, we would like to give many thanks to our sponsors: Blue Air, Regional Air Services, Deimos, Frequentis, INCAS, IATA, Iacarii Acrobați – Aerobatic Yakers, IDM, Alumni Politehnica Aerospace Engineering Association.
Media partners: fricadezbor.ro , aviatiamagazin.com, Ştiinţă & Tehnică, aeronews.ro
This event is hosted by: Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, University Politehnica of Bucharest
<Air Navigation Convention 2019 Agenda>
French-Romanian Company of Air Navigation
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Polizu Wind Tunnel
The Wind Tunnel in Polizu at the time of its inauguration represented one of the most advanced aerodynamic labs in the world. The tunnel was designed by Ion Stroescu (1888-1961), based on an original blue print, which included a patent and more innovations...
Aerospace Structures Laboratory
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Air Navigation Laboratory
Air Navigation Laboratory was inaugurated in 2010 in partnership with ROMATSA and the Romanian Civil Aeronautics Authority
Jet Engines Laboratory
Jet Engine Laboratory - Sectioned Viper 632-41R jet engine built by Turbomecanica under license from Rolls Royce - used for the Romanian-Yugoslav fighter aircraft IAR-93 Orao and the Romanian IAR-99 Soim advanced training jet and light attack aircraft. ...
Experimental Aerodynamics Laboratory
The Experimental Aerodynamics Laboratory of the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering is one of the oldest in the world (1931), serving over the years in the design of many types of aircraft - now upgraded with state-of-the-art data acquisition systems....
Flight Test and Experimental Models Laboratory
The Flight Test and Experimental Models Laboratory has been involved for 10 years in the major international UAV competitions. In 2015 in the United States, the Phoenix team of the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, led by Prof. Eng. Petrisor Pârvu, ranked 4th...
Avionics Laboratory
The Avionics Laboratory enables students to engage in aeronautical, radio navigation, radio communication, automated systems, electronic, electric and power experiments - aerospace engineering is multidisciplinary in excellence covering all these areas of...
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Aero Expo and AFASES Brașov 2017
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