The Munich Space Summit 2027 will take place from 15–19 March. The conference brings together industry, research, policymakers, and investors, creating a unique forum for dialogue across the entire space ecosystem.

Our podcast “startklar – Luft- und Raumfahrt in deinem Alltag” celebrates its tenth episode. Each episode, lasting around 20 minutes, explores a wide range of aerospace topics with inspiring guests from science, industry, and beyond.

As the lead organization of the Global Aerospace Campus, Munich Aerospace played a key role in this year’s RLS Sciences Overall Conference, which took place in Munich and Linz.

High-Level Political Visit: Federal Minister Dorothee Bär and Bavarian State Minister Florian Herrmann Visited the Munich Aerospace Booth at ILA 2026.

The research groups of Munich Aerospace foster exchange between academia and industry and support the development of joint research projects. We are delighted to begin the formation of new research groups. You can find all the information here.

The Munich Space Summit was held for the first time from 23 to 27 March 2026. Alongside Munich Aerospace, the University of the Bundeswehr Munich and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) were among the partners and organizers of the international conference.

On 23 April, we will kick off the Forum Munich Aerospace Summer Semester Programme. The opening lecture will be given by astrophysicist Nando Patat. The full programme for the summer semester is now available online.

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.