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Turkish Aerospace has signed a protocol on aerospace research projects, testing, simulation and training with Royal NLR, the Netherlands

31/07/2019

Press releaseIssued by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI).
Turkish Aerospace has signed a protocol on aerospace research projects, testing, simulation and training with Royal NLR, the Netherlands
Turkish Aerospace and NLR will cooperate on aerospace research projects, training, modelling, simulation, testing and new manufacturing techniques.

Turkish Aerospace has signed a framework agreement on future projects with the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Center (NLR). In the scope of the protocol signed between Turkish Aerospace President and CEO Prof. Dr. Temel Kotil and NLR CEO Mr. Michel Peters, cooperation will be realized in the fields of aerospace research projects, training, modeling, simulation, testing and new manufacturing techniques.

Turkish Aerospace President and CEO, Prof. Dr. Temel Kotil and his team has made a technical visit to the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre. With the participation of NLR CEO Mr. Michel Peters, the visit stepped into development of relations between two countries. In the scope of the agreement, the following areas to be cooperated on aerospace research projects, trainings, testing, modeling, simulation and new manufacturing techniques. Both companies are aimed to investigate further collaboration areas with ongoing and future projects.

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