2019 Universal Registration Document (PDF)
Every 15 years, international air traffic doubles and by 2035, China's needs will equal those of all European countries. The needs for new aircrafts is increasingly pressing but industrial capacity and supply chains are limited. The civil aviation sector is under pressure. Geostrategic uncertainty is also reviving military equipment programmes and exports. Industry players need to be able to ramp up their capacity and design and rapidly market solutions.
Sopra Steria helps you to address aerospace market challenges:
Against a backdrop of increased production, performance and service requirements, our experts use data to help you stand out in the civil and military aeronautics and space sector.
Our comprehensive offer, from consultancy to integration and maintenance, allows you to reduce the number of interfaces, while enhancing your value chain.
At Sopra Steria, our teams combine their expertise with that of our subsidiary specialising in Product Lifecycle Management, CIMPA. We have a dedicated business unit Aeroline that encompasses the engineering, manufacturing, customer services and Air Traffic Management business lines. Over 4,000 employees from six countries around the world have been supporting key industry stakeholders for several years, working closely with your teams to share our know-how, both locally and internationally.
We combine your knowledge and ours across your entire value chain.
We draw on the best innovations to meet your current and future challenges. With life-cycle management for products and services, Industry 4.0, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, and simulation using Digital Twin, we ensure you can guarantee optimal product and services performance throughout your value chain while meeting your security challenges.
Paris Air Show 2019 Highlights
Sopra Steria at ADS show
Digital Continuity for Operational Excellence
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Sopra Steria Next is collaborating with Airbus Procurement Operations to improve the Airbus supply chain, enabling its strategic suppliers and meeting major delivery commitment ramp up.
Transforming IT project management with a focus on continuous improvement based on performance measurement and benchmarking
The first flight of the new Airbus A350 XWB, on 14 June 2013, was widely hailed at this year’s Salon du Bourget air show.
With increasing travel demand and new competitors entering the market, aircraft manufacturers today are under considerable pressure.
In the 1990s, the combination of computer-aided design (CAD) and the concept of modular documentation gave rise to the first ASD standards (AeroSpace and Defence Industries Association of Europe).
While the dream of the flying car has often been reserved for science fiction, a very practical and real future is gradually emerging for urban air mobility.
Director of Consulting Aerospace & Industrial Operations Excellence, Sopra Steria
Aeroline Vertical co-leader & Account Manager, Sopra Steria
Aerospace Head Office Partner, Sopra Steria