Daher at Eurosatory 2026: an integrated player supporting European air defense sovereignty

 

From June 15 to 19, 2026, Daher is participating in Eurosatory 2026, the world’s leading defense and security exhibition, held at Paris-Nord Villepinte.
Through its presence, the Group reaffirms its ambition to strengthen its positioning in the air defense sector across France and Europe, leveraging the unique complementarity of its four core business lines.

06/15/2026

Addressing sovereignty challenges and rising operational demands

In a context marked by increasing operational requirements, Daher reinforces its role as a trusted industrial partner serving armed forces and major defense contractors.
With more than 30 years of involvement in defense, the Group relies on a dual civil-military model that combines industrial performance, responsiveness, and adaptability. This integrated approach enables Daher to support the entire value chain, from design and production to operational deployment.

A concrete showcase of expertise across the entire value chain

At its booth (Hall 6 – J45), Daher is showcasing its capabilities through demonstrations that highlight its ability to deliver comprehensive and operational solutions.
The EyePulse program provides a strong illustration. This sovereign MALE (Medium Altitude Long Endurance) drone demonstrator—already flight-tested—demonstrates the Group’s ability to rapidly design, industrialize, and deliver solutions tailored to military operational needs.
Focus event – Conference on MALE drones
Daher will take part in strategic discussions at Eurosatory through a conference dedicated to MALE drones, a key issue for European sovereignty.
Scheduled on Wednesday, June 17, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. (Hall 5B), the conference will be moderated by Xavier Tytleman and will feature Dominique Tardif, Major General of the French Air and Space Force, André Sallat, Head of CIRCEA5 at the French Defense Procurement Agency (DGA), Florent Chauvancy, Vice President Flight Avionics at Thales, and Pascal Laguerre, Chief Technology Officer at Daher.
The session will address the technological, industrial, and operational challenges associated with developing sovereign capabilities in the field of MALE drones.

Multi-mission aircraft: proven performance and versatility

Daher’s TBM and Kodiak aircraft embody the Group’s aircraft manufacturing expertise for defense applications. Versatile, robust, and immediately operational, they support a wide range of missions, including surveillance, rapid transport, medical evacuation, and operations in constrained environments.
The Group also supports fleets over the long term, ensuring operational availability through tailored maintenance and support solutions.

Industry: leveraging civil excellence for defense programs

Daher builds on its civil aerospace industrial base to meet the specific requirements of defense programs. This ability to transfer know-how is a key advantage in supporting major programs and ramp-up phases.
Beyond complex aerostructures manufacturing, the Group offers a broader range of capabilities, from critical components production to the development of field-deployable equipment such as tactical shelters and high-performance technical containers.

Industrial services and support: ensuring equipment availability

Operating close to field operations, Daher supports armed forces and defense manufacturers over time. Its teams deliver maintenance, repair, training, and deployment services for complex systems.
This commitment directly contributes to a critical objective for defense stakeholders: ensuring equipment availability and mission continuity, even in demanding environments.

Defense logistics: managing complexity all the way to the field

A recognized specialist in industrial logistics and sensitive equipment transport, Daher deploys solutions tailored to the specific constraints of the defense sector.
The Group manages complex multimodal operations, ensuring the timely delivery of critical equipment. Its expertise spans the entire logistics chain, from packaging to final delivery, including in operational environments.

A clear ambition in air defense

Through its participation in Eurosatory 2026, Daher confirms its ambition to establish itself as a leading player in air defense.
By combining its capabilities as an aircraft manufacturer, industrial player, service provider, and logistics specialist, the Group offers a unique integrated model dedicated to sovereignty, operational performance, and Europe’s strategic priorities.

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