Does the future of the aerospace belong to startups?

Does the future of aerospace belong to startups? Grégoire Aladjidi, Head of Safran Corporate Ventures, and François Chopard, Managing Director of Starburst Accelerator, the leading incubator for startups in the aerospace industry, debated this theme during a “battle conference” organized on Tuesday, June 20 on the Paris Air Lab stand at the Paris Air Show.

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Created in 2015, Safran Corporate Ventures is the Group's corporate venture capital arm, set up to invest in startups operating in its business sectors. In conversation with François Chopard, Grégoire Aladjidi the director of Safran Corporate Ventures, discussed the barriers limiting access to this highly technological market, which until recently was also highly segregated. Success stories, such as that of Space X, are(@WhiteHouse) January 21, 2020

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