Aerospace convention takes flight in Lynnwood
An upcoming conference will bring aerospace professionals together in Lynnwood.
The Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance (PNAA) is presenting its Annual Aerospace Conference, ADVANCE 2025, drawing professionals from more than 350 companies, more than 30 states, several Canadian provinces, and at least a dozen foreign countries.
Speakers from original equipment manufacturers, support companies, and Tier 1-4 organizations will be attending. (Tiers refer to the type of equipment the organizations provide; Tier 1 provides major assemblies; Tier 2 provides sub=assemblies, and so on). Collaborating organizations planning to attend include CAMPS, NIMA, PNDC, and more.
Speakers attending ADVANCE 2025 are from top aerospace organizations in the U.S. and around the world. Informed industry analysts will share their insights and knowledge of the state of the industry so attendees can plan accordingly.
Companies will be showcasing their latest innovative services and products in an exhibit hall. Attendees will be able to examine the most recent thinking in aerospace and use it to help their business. An event like this is also an important networking opportunity.
Planned presentations cover a wide range of subjects. Among the talks scheduled include a market outlook, an update on Boeing’s supply chain, an update on the Airbus supply chain, and what the future looks like for business aviation.
ADVANCE 2025 will be held February 3, 4, and 5 at the Lynnwood Event Center. Attendees may be able take advantage of meetings like this to acquire business cards.
The Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance (PNAA) is presenting its Annual Aerospace Conference, ADVANCE 2025, drawing professionals from more than 350 companies, more than 30 states, several Canadian provinces, and at least a dozen foreign countries.
Speakers from original equipment manufacturers, support companies, and Tier 1-4 organizations will be attending. (Tiers refer to the type of equipment the organizations provide; Tier 1 provides major assemblies; Tier 2 provides sub=assemblies, and so on). Collaborating organizations planning to attend include CAMPS, NIMA, PNDC, and more.
Speakers attending ADVANCE 2025 are from top aerospace organizations in the U.S. and around the world. Informed industry analysts will share their insights and knowledge of the state of the industry so attendees can plan accordingly.
Companies will be showcasing their latest innovative services and products in an exhibit hall. Attendees will be able to examine the most recent thinking in aerospace and use it to help their business. An event like this is also an important networking opportunity.
Planned presentations cover a wide range of subjects. Among the talks scheduled include a market outlook, an update on Boeing’s supply chain, an update on the Airbus supply chain, and what the future looks like for business aviation.
ADVANCE 2025 will be held February 3, 4, and 5 at the Lynnwood Event Center. Attendees may be able take advantage of meetings like this to acquire business cards.