Aspeq Named Principal Sponsor of RAeS Annual Symposium

Supporting New Zealand's Aerospace Future

This year's symposium explores a theme close to our mission: Aviation in NZ's Future – examining how the aviation and aerospace sector can drive New Zealand's economic growth and prosperity.

Why This Matters

As New Zealand seeks to strengthen and diversify its economy, the aerospace sector stands at a critical juncture. Aviation serves not only as a vital enabler supporting other economic sectors but also as a significant revenue generator in its own right. This symposium will bring together industry professionals to discuss sector requirements, current initiatives, and future projections.

Our Commitment to Aerospace Excellence

Aspeq has been a valued supporter of the RAeS New Zealand Division for several years, and we're honoured to continue this partnership as Principal Sponsor. Our CE Hamish Findlay and Aviation Manager Gordon Alexander will be in attendance, joining conversations that shape the future of aerospace in New Zealand.

This sponsorship reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting the aerospace community and fostering the professional development and collaboration that drives innovation in our sector.

About the Royal Aeronautical Society

As the world's oldest professional body dedicated to the aerospace community, the RAeS has been at the forefront of aerospace developments since its establishment in 1866. The New Zealand Division provides a national platform for aerospace information dissemination, connecting over 150 members across seven branches throughout the country.

The RAeS NZ Division's mission aligns closely with our values: facilitating knowledge sharing, supporting professional development, and fostering a connected and united aerospace community.

We look forward to contributing to important discussions about New Zealand's aerospace future and celebrating excellence in the sector at this year's Awards Dinner.

For more information about the symposium, visit the Royal Aeronautical Society New Zealand Division website.