CGI develops mission-critical IT and software solutions for the space and aerospace sectors. Their work spans satellite navigation, Earth observation, space operations, and cybersecurity, as well as digital systems for aviation such as air-traffic management, maintenance, and operational support. With deep expertise in complex, safety-critical environments, CGI supports organizations across the entire mission and system lifecycle.

CHF Aeronautics GmbH offers engineering, prototyping, testing, and certification services for manned and unmanned aircraft, including rotary- and fixed-wing systems. Their capabilities range from aerodynamic and structural design to system integration, CNC manufacturing, simulation, and flight testing. They also provide consulting and certification support for civil and military airworthiness requirements.

CM1 GmbH develops intelligent safety and monitoring systems for road and construction infrastructure, using GNSS-enabled beacons to provide precise real-time positioning of temporary traffic setups. Their solutions combine smart hardware with digital management software to improve safety, transparency, and efficiency in traffic and work-zone operations.

COMLOG is a 50/50 joint venture between MBDA Deutschland GmbH and Raytheon, founded to provide logistics, maintenance, upgrade, and assembly support for the PATRIOT missile system in Europe. Their facility in Schrobenhausen (Germany) services and maintains hundreds of missiles, handles upgrades to modern variants, and — under recent contracts — is expanding to assemble new missiles to meet growing demand.

CUONICS GmbH is a German electronics manufacturing and engineering service provider specializing in the development and production of electronic assemblies and systems. Its capabilities include PCB assembly, testing, and system integration for high-reliability applications, including aerospace and aviation. CUONICS supports customers from prototyping to series production, contributing robust electronics solutions for demanding technical environments.

CADmium GmbH is a Regenstauf-based service provider for CAD/CAM, CNC machining, and composite processing. They produce precise machined and molded parts (from materials like aluminium, steel, plastic or carbon) for prototypes, small series or tooling — offering engineering, design, and production support from idea to finished part. As such, CADmium can serve as a contract-manufacturer or supplier for aerospace-related mechanical or composite components if needed.

Carl Zeiss Industrielle Messtechnik GmbH in Neubeuern develops and manufactures high-precision optical measurement and sensor systems. Their technology — including 3D-metrology, optical scanning and non-destructive testing — is widely used for quality assurance in sectors such as aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical technology, and energy. Their Neubeuern facility provides “made in Germany” quality and serves as a supplier for aerospace part inspection and measurement applications.

Carl-Cranz-Gesellschaft e.V. is a German education and training organization that offers professional seminars in aviation, space technology, navigation, and related technical fields. Their courses cover topics such as satellite navigation, aerospace systems, and geoinformation, providing specialized continuing education for engineers and technical professionals.

Carlos de Pilar Aviation Consulting is a German aviation service provider and broker offering aircraft and helicopter sales and acquisition, pre-purchase inspections, valuations, check flights, type ratings and charter services. They operate as a certified aviation expert (Examiner under the national aviation authority), enabling them to assess, broker and support business aviation transactions and operations — making them relevant in the general aviation and business aviation segment of the aerospace ecosystem.

DLR-ZLP Augsburg is a major research and production facility dedicated to automated manufacturing of carbon-fiber-reinforced lightweight structures. It operates large robotic cells, automated layup and joining systems, and advanced quality-assurance technologies to develop industrial-scale CFRP production processes for aviation and other high-performance sectors. As part of DLR’s lightweight production network, the Augsburg site plays a key role in advancing next-generation composite manufacturing for aerospace applications.

The ZKI at DLR’s Earth Observation Center (EOC) processes satellite, aerial, and drone imagery along with other geodata to produce rapid-response situational information for crisis management, humanitarian aid, civil security, and disaster response. Using its expertise in remote sensing and data analysis, ZKI delivers operational products such as flood and fire maps, damage assessments, and monitoring services — often under ISO-certified workflows — making it a critical link between Earth-observation research and practical applications.

ZfT is a research institute in Würzburg combining telecommunications, automation and informatics to build and test small satellites (CubeSats), robotic systems and automation technologies. It operates test-infrastructures including satellite-ground antennas, thermal-vacuum and vibration-test chambers, robot-halls and simulation environments — enabling both space-missions and industrial automation demos. Through projects like NetSat (a multi-CubeSat formation mission) and proposals for modular satellite production (e.g. Space Factory 4.0), ZfT plays a key role in “New Space” research and small-satellite innovation in Germany.