Videos

Eric Vicente tells us about Sabena Technics, a company specializing in aircraft MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul), which was present at the Village Entreprises to meet students from ISAE-SUPAERO, experts in aeronautics and trained in innovation in this field!
Their aim is to offer them professional opportunities and internships.
These meetings also enable them to strengthen their presence among future engineers, and to propose future partnerships for the Institute’s research and development (R&D) projects.

From student to entrepreneur: that’s the path Joseph Risson, graduating in 2024, has taken at ISAE-SUPAERO!
Co-founder of the startup Viraj H2, created during his 3ᵉ year of engineering studies, Joseph Risson wants to contribute his expertise to the decarbonization of air travel by exploring a new hydrogen propulsion architecture!
Joseph and his partner, Paul de Goÿs, were awarded the €1 million Lopez-Loreta Foundation prize in 2023 to continue their research into this innovative propulsion method, and now benefit from the support and expertise of InnovSpace, the school’s official incubator, where the startup is currently housed.
Like all our alumni, he plays an essential role in creating lasting links between the institution and its former students. They encourage mutual support and the sharing of professional opportunities, help strengthen the community and support future generations with their experience and resources.

ISAE-SUPAERO recently welcomed some forty companies from various industrial and service sectors to its campus.
These companies, represented by alumni and HR managers, were able to share internship and job opportunities with over 500 students in attendance.
The event also provided an opportunity for privileged exchanges between students and professionals on current and future challenges and projects.
These close encounters were particularly enriching, providing young talent with sound advice and a mutual understanding of needs and expectations!
The Village Entreprises is a fantastic opportunity to forge links and develop your professional network, while at the same time widening the field of possibilities.
Through this initiative, ISAE-SUPAERO, at the heart of our students’ training, has reaffirmed its central role in guiding them towards the professional world.
Read the testimonials of Alex Dejoie, a student engineer specializing in astrophysics and space, and Sofia Cardola, a student in the Master in Aerospace Engineering program.

Creating opportunities through networking: a testimonial from Florian Bonte, a graduate of the Engineering class of 2010. Florian is currently Sales Manager at SII, one of ISAE-SUPAERO’s partner companies. He talks about our partnership, and the importance of networking and passing on information as an alumnus of the school.

On Saturday October 12, we opened the doors of our campus to you, to present and show you our courses, our research activities, our facilities, our student clubs...
In all, there were almost :
> 2124 visitors,
> 235 volunteers,
> 7 conferences,
> 70 events, presentations and workshops,
> lots of great photos with our beautiful mascot.
Many thanks to the ISAE-SUPAERO teams and to all visitors for this fantastic day!

With a fleet of 9 light aircraft, the COAL offers a unique learning experience, focusing on three main activities:

• Training for the private pilot’s licence (PPL): our engineering and masters students train to obtain their pilot’s licence, allowing them to fly a single-engine aircraft.

• Practical teaching work: from flight mechanics to flight tests, these sessions enable students to apply theoretical lessons in real-life conditions.

• Human factors research: our work focuses on the cognitive and decision-making aspects in real time of the pilot in flight, a key area for safety and innovation in aeronautics.

At ISAE-SUPAERO, engineering and Master’s students have the chance to take their pilot’s license just a few kilometers from campus. Several instructors accompany them and train them in piloting.
All are members of the Aerospace Vehicle Design and Operation Research Department, headed by Valérie Budinger.