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Corporate Membership

For companies and commercial organizations across the aerospace ecosystem.

Corporate participation, clearly defined.

Corporate Membership is the route for eligible commercial organizations operating within or supporting aerospace, regardless of organization size. Corporate does not mean only large corporations: SMEs and start-ups can qualify where their activity is relevant.

Membership does not guarantee procurement, contracts, committee seats, Recognition, Accreditation or verified capability.

Continue with Corporate
Illustrative corporate aerospace participation
Commercial nature—not organization size.

A route can include several kinds of participant.

The profiles below explain the applicant context. Your primary category and participant type provide the more precise activity description.

Manufacturers & OEMs

Aircraft, spacecraft, propulsion, avionics, structures, components and integrated systems.

Supply chain organizations

Prime contractors, Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers, specialist manufacturers and materials companies.

Operators & mission organizations

Airlines, commercial satellite operators, launch organizations and mission-service businesses.

MRO & technical services

Maintenance, repair, overhaul and specialist aerospace support companies.

Technology & digital companies

Software, cybersecurity, data, AI, communications and digital engineering businesses.

Testing & engineering organizations

Commercial laboratories, testing companies, verification providers and engineering organizations.

Infrastructure organizations

Commercial airports, spaceports, navigation and ground-system organizations.

SMEs & start-ups

Smaller companies and emerging ventures with a relevant aerospace connection. Size does not determine the route.

Choose one category for the principal role.

These categories are compatible with this route. Shared categories still require the applicant’s nature to be clear.

  1. 1
    Route

    Corporate applicant

  2. 2
    Primary category

    Your main aerospace field

  3. 3
    Participant type

    The closest listed profile

Explain the work, the relevance and the purpose.

A useful pre-application connects applicant identity with a clear aerospace activity and intended contribution.

Organization identity & representation

Explain who is applying and the capacity of the contact person.

Principal activity

Connect your category and participant type to actual work or relevant study.

Intended contribution

Describe a relevant perspective or question—not an expected appointment.

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Pre-application begins a review. It does not create membership or guarantee approval.