FROM CUSTOM ELECTRONICS TO AEROSPACE: PRIMA ELECTRO TO DEBUT AT THE FARNBOROUGH INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW 2026

Piedmont is one of the main hubs of the Italian and European aerospace industry: an ecosystem that networks large companies, highly specialized SMEs, universities, and research centers. It is within this context that Prima Electro will participate for the first time in the Farnborough International Airshow, bringing its know-how in custom electronic design to the service of one of the most advanced and challenging supply chains internationally.

Piedmont: An Ecosystem Powering Aerospace Innovation
Aerospace represents one of the sectors with the highest technological content, where innovation, reliability, and design capabilities are essential elements. Behind every aircraft, satellite, or defense system operates a complex supply chain of specialized companies working together to develop increasingly advanced technologies.

In this scenario, Piedmont stands out as one of the main Italian aerospace hubs. The region hosts a complete supply chain that includes large industrial groups, a network of highly qualified SMEs, universities, research centers, and the Piedmont Aerospace District. The collaboration between these players fosters technology transfer, the creation of new skills, and the development of innovative solutions destined for international markets.

The strength of this ecosystem lies precisely in its ability to network. Large companies rely on highly specialized technological partners capable of contributing to the development of high-value-added systems, subsystems, and components. It is within this supply chain logic that companies like Prima Electro find new growth opportunities, offering consolidated expertise in custom electronic design.

Farnborough 2026: Where the International Aerospace Supply Chain Meets
From July 20 to 24, 2026, the Farnborough International Airshow will gather companies, institutions, and operators from all over the world in the United Kingdom. More than just a trade exhibition, it represents one of the main meeting places for the aerospace industry, where new collaborations, industrial partnerships, and development opportunities take shape.

 

 

Prima Electro will participate for the first time in the event within the Piedmontese collective pavilion organized by CEIPiemonte, an initiative that accompanies local businesses in engaging with the main players of the international supply chain. For the company, this participation represents an important opportunity to consolidate collaborations already underway in the sector, expand its network, and engage with a constantly evolving market characterized by high technological standards and a growing demand for highly customized electronic solutions.

Custom Electronics as a Strategic Factor for the Aerospace Industry
Prima Electro's participation in the Farnborough International Airshow is the result of a growth path that in recent years has led the company to collaborate with major players in the aerospace industry.

In a sector where every application stems from specific design needs, standard solutions do not exist. Every system must meet rigorous performance, environmental, and regulatory requirements, integrating reliability, safety, and performance optimization from the very early stages of development.

It is precisely in this context that Prima Electro offers its design approach. Rather than supplying catalog products, the company supports OEMs and technological partners in transforming complex design requirements into tailor-made electronic systems, following every phase of the process: from specifications analysis to architecture definition, up to development, industrialization, and production support. This co-engineering model allows for the development of electronic solutions perfectly integrated with the final application, leveraging cross-functional skills in custom electronic design, power electronics, embedded systems development, and the management of technologically complex projects. More than individual technologies, it is the ability to integrate different disciplines within a single development process that represents one of Prima Electro's main strengths.

The collaborations established with companies in the aerospace sector confirm how this approach can generate value even in one of the most technologically demanding supply chains. Customization does not represent an option, but a design requirement: every system must be developed according to the specific application, balancing performance, reliability, manufacturability, and integration requirements.

For Prima Electro, participating in the Farnborough International Airshow 2026 marks the beginning of a new chapter of engagement with the international aerospace supply chain. An opportunity to consolidate existing collaborations, develop new ones, and continue placing custom electronic design at the service of increasingly complex applications.