Castellón Airport focuses the third edition of the ‘Business Forum’ on improving air connectivity and the aerospace business incubator

The event will take place on November 30 and will bring together representatives from the aeronautical and aerospace sectors, economic agents, and institutions.

Castellón Airport will host the third edition of the ‘Aeroport Castelló Business Forum’ next Thursday, November 30. The event, structured in two segments, will focus on improving air connectivity and on the implementation project of an aerospace business incubator.

This was detailed by the Director General of Airports of the Department of Environment, Water, Infrastructures and Territory, Vicente Martínez Mus, who stated that the event will serve as a meeting point for representatives of the aeronautical and aerospace industries, economic and business agents, and regional institutions. “The aim is to facilitate information exchange, encourage collaboration, and position Castellón Airport as a space of opportunities for the development of initiatives related to the sector.”

The Director General highlighted the consolidation of this event, “which is increasingly relevant for the aerospace field in the Valencian Community.”

The third edition of the ‘Aeroport Castelló Business Forum’ is structured into two thematic segments, consisting of presentations and round tables.

The first segment is dedicated to improving air connectivity, focusing on the tourism sector, and will feature participation from representatives of airlines operating at Castellón Airport, territorial promotion institutions, and business entities.

The second segment will focus on the aerospace sector and center on the project to launch a business incubator of the European Space Agency (ESA-BIC, European Space Agency Business Incubator Centre), promoted by Castellón Airport.

The institutional closure of the ‘Business Forum’ will be led by Councillor Salomé Pradas.

In addition to offering a specialized networking environment, the ‘Aeroport Castelló Business Forum’ will feature an exhibition space.