GMV is presented at the prestigious Paris Air Show 2025, which is held in Le Bourget (Paris) from June 16 to 22, as part of the Spanish pavilion. This initiative, organized by TEDAE, count on the support from multiple Spanish ministries —Defense, Economy, Trade and Business, Industry and Tourism, and Science, Innovation and Universities—, as well as the ICEX - Spanish Institute for Foreign TradeThe company is taking advantage of this world-class event to showcase its latest innovations in aeronautics, space and defense, with the aim of strengthening its position as technological benchmark in these areas.
In the aeronautical sector, GMV has developed critical onboard systems of high relevance. Among them, the most notable are navigation and landing aid system for the unmanned aircraft SIRTAP, as well as level equipment DAL-Aand Ground Flight Control Computer of the EUROMALE systemThe company has also been key in the development of the Flight Control Computer (FCC) and the ATOL station (Automatic Take-Off and Landing) for the RPAS ATLANTE.
The GMV stand presents innovative solutions such as ISNAV Micro, an advanced navigation and timing system designed for military vehicles, which ensures the accuracy of position, velocity and time dataAnother of the stars is NERVE, an innovative solution for operating in environments where GNSS signals are denied, specifically designed for unmanned aerial platforms and with planned integration into the SIRTAP system. In addition, GMV exhibits CRANE, the A400M loading system crane control unit, and a High-precision simulator for L3HARRIS WESCAM MX™ cameras, a crucial tool for training in tactical observation capabilities.
GMV's participation in the Paris Air Show goes beyond the product showcase. On Wednesday, June 18, the company will be a key player in the official signing for the development of the initial phase of Q-DesignThis project of the European Space Agency (ESA), led by Hispasat, is the world's first project to integrate quantum key distribution (QKD) through satellites in geostationary and low-orbit orbit, including terrestrial infrastructure, and in which GMV plays a fundamental role. At the same event, GMV will formalize its adherence to the "Statement for a Responsible Space Sector», an ESA initiative launched in 2022 that seeks to promote the sustainable development of the space sector and maximize their contribution to society.
Additionally, GMV's presence extends to the area of debate and knowledge exchange. Miguel Angel Molina, Deputy General Manager of Space Systems at GMV, will participate on Thursday, June 19, at 11:30 a.m., in a panel within the "Paris Space Hub». This session, dedicated to science, will address the crucial role of European industry in space exploration missions.
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