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The Munich Space Summit takes place from March 23 to 27, 2026, at the Alte Kongresshalle in Munich and, for the first time, combines the established Munich Satellite Navigation Summit and the Munich New Space Summit into a week-long forum for innovation, exchange, and cooperation.
The programme is almost finalized and offers a wide range of sessions, keynotes and panels on current space topics. Read the article and find out more about the programme!

On February 10, 2026, Bayerischer Rundfunk organized the event “Die Welt ordnet sich neu – Von der Erde bis ins All” in the run-up to the Munich Security Conference. The discussion format was broadcast live on ARD_alpha and consisted of three consecutive panels in which current issues relating to security, geopolitics, and space technologies were discussed. Dr. Andreas Lermann (Managing Director Munich Aerospace) participated as a discussion partner on the panel “Space and Security.”

In the new Innovation Centre Denmark report ‘Germany Takes Europe To Space’, Dr. Andreas Lermann, CEO of Munich Aerospace, discusses the role of Germany and Bavaria in the space sector.

To mark its 15th anniversary, Munich Aerospace brought together science and industry at “Science Meets Industry.” 110 guests took the opportunity to network at the TUM campus in Ottobrunn.

Seven of the 13 Munich Aerospace scholarship recipients received their certificates in person in early October.

From March 23 to 27, 2026, the Munich Space Summit will take place for the first time. This new format combines the Munich New Space Summit and the Munich Satellite Navigation Summit.

Munich Aerospace was founded in July 2010. Its 15th anniversary offers a perfect opportunity to reflect on the past and look ahead to the future.

At the second International Aerospace Congress (AACII) in Nuremberg, Munich Aerospace hosted a variety of representatives from politics, science, and industry at its booth.

We are expanding our team and have an exciting position to fill. Click on the post for more information about the job advert.

From 23-25 October 2024, the Science Congress Center Munich became the centre of discussions shaping the future of Europe’s space industry. The Munich New Space Summit 2024 welcomed 312 participants from 20 countries, featuring 15 panels, 7 keynotes, and an exhibition showcasing innovations from 14 international exhibitors.
This second edition of the summit provided a unique platform for experts, innovators, and policymakers to address pressing challenges and opportunities in the New Space sector. From fostering collaboration across industries to building resilience in Europe’s space infrastructure, the event emphasized the strategic importance of space as a driver for innovation, security, and economic growth.