Isoclima at Farnborough Airshow 2026

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Isoclima Group

24/07/2026

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Isoclima concludes a successful participation at Farnborough International Airshow 2026, reinforcing its position in the global aerospace industry

Farnborough (UK), 24 July 2026 – Isoclima Group has successfully concluded its participation in the Farnborough International Airshow 2026, one of the world’s leading events for the aerospace industry, where the company met with customers, aircraft manufacturers, technology partners and institutional representatives from across the global aerospace ecosystem.

Hosted within the Italian Pavilion organised by the Italian Trade Agency (ITA), Isoclima used the event to strengthen existing relationships, establish new contacts and discuss the technological trends that are shaping the future of civil aviation, defence and advanced air mobility.

Throughout the exhibition, discussions consistently highlighted the growing importance of advanced transparent technologies in enabling safer, lighter and increasingly integrated aircraft platforms. Across both civil and defence programmes, the industry continues to place greater emphasis on solutions capable of combining optical excellence, structural performance, lightweight design and long-term reliability while supporting increasingly demanding certification and operational requirements.
With more than five decades of engineering experience, Isoclima continues to support leading aerospace manufacturers through the development and industrialisation of high-performance transparent systems for fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters and next-generation aerospace platforms. The Group’s technologies integrate advanced coatings, heating and de-icing systems, impact resistance and complex geometries, addressing the evolving needs of the global aerospace market.

“Farnborough once again confirmed the strong momentum and technological evolution taking place across the aerospace industry,” said Liviana Forza, Chief Executive Officer of Isoclima Group. “The quality of the discussions held throughout the week reinforced the growing strategic role of advanced transparent technologies in both current and next-generation aircraft. For Isoclima, the event represented an important opportunity to strengthen relationships with our customers and partners, while confirming the value of our engineering expertise and industrial capabilities in supporting increasingly complex aerospace programmes. Our collaboration with Vertical Aerospace, which selected Isoclima for the transparencies of its VA1-100 eVTOL aircraft, is one example of how we continue to contribute to the industry’s most innovative developments.”

The exhibition also confirmed the industry’s continued focus on advanced air mobility, sustainable aviation, next-generation defence platforms and increased industrial resilience. These trends are driving growing demand for highly engineered transparent systems capable of meeting increasingly stringent requirements for performance, safety, durability and manufacturability.

Building on the relationships strengthened during Farnborough, Isoclima will continue working alongside customers and partners worldwide to develop advanced transparent solutions that support the next generation of aerospace technologies.

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