AI and Sustainability: Akkodis showcases the future of sustainable and digital innovation at the Paris Air Show 2025
PARIS, June 5, 2025 /CNW/ -- Akkodis, a global digital engineering company and part of the Adecco Group, presents innovations to integrate AI and sustainability in the aviation, aerospace and defense sectors at the world-famous 55th Paris Air Show at the Le Bourget Parc des Expositions.
Visitor experience
With more than four decades of expertise in engineering, research & development (ER&D), Akkodis will offer visitors to its Chalet (#303 - line B) an experiential and immersive journey, an inspiring conference program and two expert publications on the topic of augmented engineering, as well as inclusion and diversity in engineering. The Chalet also features an AI Path and a Sustainability area, showcasing Akkodis' 360-degree product lifecycle capabilities, from ER&D to manufacturing and operations, IT and ecosystem support.
"Akkodis is sending a powerful message to the industry by bringing its full capacity to the Paris Air Show 2025 to showcase its pioneering technologies. We are here to help our clients in the aviation, aerospace and defense sector to unlock their full potential with the best tech consultants and ER&D solutions. As a trusted partner, our clients can count on our deep expertise and game-changing solutions to realize their ambition. We are committed to leveraging our full tech partnership ecosystem to support our clients in their value creation efforts", comments Jo Debecker, President and CEO of Akkodis.
AI Path & Sustainability Area
The event embodies excellence, innovation, and international cooperation in the fields of aviation and space. Following the idea of the 55 th edition of Paris Air Show to serve as a global meeting place for excellence and innovation, Akkodis is putting the spotlight on two major pillars of transformation in the sector:
- The integration of AI for performance through an interactive animation illustrating an optimization solution for aircraft maintenance, a helicopter cockpit simulator that makes it easier for pilots to get started, and a demonstration of a drone surveillance mission in the metaverse.
- The challenge of a sustainable industry - Manufacturers are not only focused on the decarbonisation of aviation, but also in the green and responsible evolution of their entire value chain, supply chain and organisation. These issues will be highlighted through several scale models of devices, 3D models and animations on tablets.
Akkodis is leveraging its strong technology ecosystem at the show. For example, attendees will learn how Akkodis and our global technology partner Microsoft are using AI technology to unlock solutions for the sector.
"In our second appearance at the Paris Air Show under the Akkodis brand, I am very proud to present the expertise and innovative spirit that our 9.000 employees in France demonstrate on a daily basis – they are shaping a more efficient, more connected and more sustainable future of aeronautics, aerospace and defense throughout the value chain. The Akkodis DNA is historically linked to these three industries and the technological innovations presented this year at the Paris Air Show are direct responses needed to support them in their transformation", says Yves-Marie BOISSONNET, President France and South EMEA Akkodis.
Media contacts
Anne Friedrich
SVP, Global Head of Communications, Akkodis
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Ariane Olleris
Manager External Communications The Adecco Group
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About Akkodis
Akkodis is a global digital engineering company and Smart Industry leader. We enable clients to advance in their digital transformation with Consulting, Solutions, Talent, and Academy services. Headquartered in Switzerland and part of the Adecco Group, Akkodis is a trusted tech partner to the world's industries. We co-create and pioneer solutions that help to solve major challenges, from accelerating the clean energy transition and green mobility, to improving user and patient centricity. Empowered by a culture of inclusion and diversity, our 50,000 tech experts across 30 countries combine best-in-class technologies and cross industry knowledge to drive purposeful innovation for a more sustainable tomorrow. We are passionate about Engineering a Smarter Future Together. akkodis.com LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook Twitter
About the Adecco Group
The Adecco Group is the world's leading talent company. Our purpose is making the future work for everyone. Through our three global business units - Adecco, Akkodis and LHH - across 60 countries, we enable sustainable and lifelong employability for individuals, deliver digital and engineering solutions to power the Smart Industry transformation and empower organisations to optimise their workforces. The Adecco Group leads by example and is committed to an inclusive culture, fostering sustainable employability, and supporting resilient economies and communities. The Adecco Group AG is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland (ISIN: CH0012138605) and listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (ADEN).
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