AILEEN

centres of vocAtIonaL Excellence in aErospace & defence for advanced maNufacturing

AILEEN project is bringing together a network of Organisations from seven European countries.

The AILEEN project (centres of vocAtIonaL Excellence in aErospace & defence for advanced maNufacturing), is bringing together a network of organisations from seven European countries (Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom and Turkey), representing both education providers and industry, who share the same commitment of cooperating in a systematic way.

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AILEEN Project Impact

Being one of EU’s key recovery-sectors, Aerospace & Defence development is crucial for Member States’ international competitiveness. Through the project, AILEEN consortium will focus on creating an international synergy and addressing the need to train qualified personnel in the aerospace and defence sectors.

Furthermore, AILEEN consortium aims to contribute for VET transnational mobility and sustainable partnerships throughout the development of the project by involving EU Aerospace & Defence AM industry, VET entities and existent CoVEs in AILEEN activities.

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AILEEN Events News

Here you can find the latest developments going on during the time period of the project!

November 3rd, 2026
Meet the Speaker: Prof. Dr. Ulas Yaman

Explore advanced manufacturing techniques in aerospace with Prof. Dr. Ulas Yaman at the AEROFUSE and AILEEN live webinar on 25 November 2026.

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October 21st, 2026
From Innovation to Certification: Manufacturing and Quality in Aerospace

Join AILEEN and AEROFUSE for a live webinar exploring the key challenges, breakthroughs, and best practices in aerospace manufacturing and certification.

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AILEEN Capacity Building event at IDONIAL in Gijón
September 21st, 2026
AILEEN Capacity Building event at IDONIAL in Gijón

The AILEEN Capacity Building event will take place at IDONIAL in Gijón, bringing together project partners and experts for a three-day programme.

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