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Sponsored by Ministry of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Transportation and Communication, Taipei Aerospace & Defence Technology Exhibition 2011(TADTE) is one of the leading aerospace and defence shows in the Asia pacific region. TADTE 2011 offers an excellent platform for technology transfer and establishment of joint ventures in aircraft services and maintenance and aerospace manufacturing. The event is marked by the high profile presence of the defence ministry and demonstration of military achievements. The event showcases the multipurpose applications of technology developed by the aerospace industry of the nation. The visitors will get a view of the top notch military equipments, anti-aircraft weaponary, mobile radar vehicles and fighter planes. A series of conferences and seminars held during the event will facilitate the visitors and firms to have a look at the latest developments in this industry.
Visitor Profile
The targeted visitors at TADTE 2011 are the professionals related to following sectors
- Armed forces
- Defence Ministry
- Airport authority
- Airlines
- Transport Ministry
- Research and Training
- Engineering and Maintenance Companies
Exhibitor Profile
The exhibitor profile of TADTE 2011 includes people dealing in the the following Land, Naval, Aviation and Homeland Security products and technologies:
- Missiles MLRS, ammunition, tanks, weapons
- Robotic and Unmanned Systems
- Utility Vehicles
- Command Vehicles
- Training and Simulation Systems
- Naval Guns/ Sensor Platforms
- Amphibious Warfare Ships/ Landing Craft &Systems/ Equipment
- Torpedoes
- Submarine/ Submersible Systems & Equipment
- Control & Navigation Equipment
- Aircraft Components & Parts
- Aircraft Equipment & Maintenance
- Commercial & Leisure Aircraft
- Control & Navigation Equipment
- Air Transportation & Food Service
- Peace Support Operations Equipment
- Homeland Security and Special operations
- Counter Terrorism / Special Operations /Forces Equipment
Organizer
Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA),
