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Webconference: Perspectives on Sustainable Aviation from TSAAE x Massachusetts Institute of Technology on “Vulnerabilities in a changing world”

Event Dates

20 Apr 2026

TSAAE x MIT : Vulnerabilities in a changing world

Perspectives on Sustainable Aviation from Toulouse School of Aviation and Aerospace Engineering – TSAAE x Massachusetts Institute of Technology on “Vulnerabilities in a changing world” on April 20th, 2026.

Gain exclusive insights on Sustainable Aviation from MIT and TSAAE by ENAC & ISAE-SUPAERO: as the aviation sector faces environmental, socio-economics and operational challenges, decarbonation has become a strategic imperative.

TSAAE is pleased to invite you to an exclusive online web conference organised to mark the launch of its new Advanced Master in Sustainable Aviation, a 100% online and largely asynchronous programme designed for professionals and students from all over the world.

This one-hour web conference will bring together academic excellence to explore current vulnerabilities and future pathways toward a more sustainable aviation ecosystem.

Programme:

👉 Introduction by Mathy Gonon (ENAC – Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile) – Presentation of the Advanced Master in Sustainable Aviation

👉 Keynote by Florian Allroggen (MIT) – Economics & Sustainable Aviation

👉 Insights by Marie-Pierre Cassagne (ENAC) – Professionnal and Individual Perspectives

👉 Live demo by Nicolas GOURDAIN (ISAE-SUPAERO) – of the Advanced Master in Sustainable Aviation

👉 Interactive Q&A session

👉 Conclusion – Access to exclusive content from TSAAE

Join us to discover how you can become a key player in shaping the future of sustainable aviation!

📅 Date: April 20th, 2026

🕐 Time: 13:00 – 14:00 (CEST)

📍 Format: Online (Microsoft Teams)

🔗Register here

“World Alumni Day”: 3 questions to Antoine Vergoz, alumni of Advanced Master in Airport Management

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Advanced Master

Aeronautics

Alumni

Aviation

Testimonial

Testimony of Antoine Vergoz

Alumni of Advanced Master in Airport Management

Before joining ENAC

Could you briefly introduce your background before you joined the advanced master in airport management (what was your education background, where did you work and what position did you occupy at the time)?

I have always wanted to work in aviation. Growing up in Reunion Island, aviation plays a central role in daily life as the airport is the main gateway to the island. I was always fascinated to watch aircraft take off from Roland Garros Airport in Sainte Marie and fly all the way to mainland France. And even more than being a gateway, I have always seen the airport as a place full of emotions, from people saying goodbye to loved ones or the joy of welcoming back family and friends.

After working as a Customer Service Representative for a money transfer company for 5 years, I decided to go back to university and pursue the aviation dream.

The year before I joined ENAC, I completed a Master’s degree in International Air Transport Management and Tourism at Paul Sabatier University in Toulouse, and had the opportunity to complete my internship at Biarritz Airport as a Duty Station Manager.
This experience allowed me to discover many aspects of airport operations, from passenger processing such as check in, boarding, and security, to disruption management including delays and weather related events. I was also involved in resource management, coordinating team members, check in counters, gates and aircraft stands. A rich experience in a 1M passenger airport, where I was able to touch every aspect of the operations.

What motivated you to choose this program back then and how did it align with your professional ambitions at that time?

One of the Duty Station Managers at Biarritz Airport was an alumnus of the Airport Management Advanced Master and strongly recommended the program to me. After exploring the curriculum I knew the Advanced Master in Airport Management was the right next step for me. Because I was exposed to a wide range of operational responsibilities and as a Duty Station Manager you are really the orchestrator of operations. This internship gave me a taste of what it means to run airport operations on a daily basis, and I wanted to develop my experience into real expertise.

During the program and its benefits afterwards

What key technical and transversal skills did you acquire through the program?

The program helped me strengthen management and strategic thinking skills, while working on multiple business cases in a team setting. Many modules required collaborative work to analyse the situations and propose solutions. This was greatly appreciated as it developed strong teamwork capabilities and encouraged us to share different points of view to deliver the best outcomes.
The program also deep dive into technical knowledge around airports (I.e., airside limitation , terminal capacity, meteorology…) and provide a great understanding of how airports integrate within their broader environment, particularly when considering the many stakeholders involved in airport ecosystems.
The quality of the modules and the professionals delivering the lectures was exceptional. They combined strong theoretical foundations with real industry experience, which made the learning experience both practical and highly relevant. It also allowed us to build connections with stakeholders across the industry.

Do you think this degree gave you a competitive advantage and served as a career booster ? If yes, please explain how.

Definitely. The depth and quality of the knowledge acquired during the program provides strong foundations for building a career in the aviation industry. ENAC is also a well known and highly respected institution within the aviation sector, which naturally opens doors in the industry.
In my case, I had the opportunity to complete two internships. The first one was as Station Manager for Lufthansa at Toulouse Airport, where I discovered the airline side of airport operations within a 12 million passenger airport environment.

My second internship was as an Analyst Consultant at ICF in London, where I then had the chance to work for six years on global transformation projects for airlines, MRO organisations and airports. This experience has broadened my understanding of how airports operate within the wider aviation ecosystem.

Your analysis some years after

In one sentence, how would you summarise the added value of this program?

Refinement in quality.

Would you recommend this program and why?

Yes, I would recommend this program as it provides a comprehensive understanding of the airport and the aviation industry as a whole, while equipping students with the management techniques and analytical tools needed to succeed in the sector. It also brings together passionate individuals from around the world, which bring different perspective to the working groups, and that is what makes the learning experience even better.

What message would you send to future aviation professionals considering joining this program?

If you are willing to join the aviation industry and pursue a career within airport environments, I have absolutely no regrets about completing this Advanced Master. It has been one of the most valuable learning experiences of my life. For me, it was also a conscious decision to return to university with a clear objective, and I approached it with passion and dedication to learn and develop professionally.

Antoine Vergoz Contract Performance Manager at TCR | Aviation Operations | Diversity & Inclusion Advocate

EAG 2026: A sports competition bringing together Europe’s aerospace students in Toulouse

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Association

Student life

From 26 to 29 March 2026, the campuses of ENAC – École Nationale de l’Aviation Civile and ISAE-SUPAERO will host the 17th edition of the European Aerostudent Games (EAG), a major student sports tournament dedicated to Europe’s aerospace and aviation community.

Europe’s top aerospace students compete in Toulouse.

Organised by the European Aerostudent Games association, a team of around 30 students from ENAC and ISAE-SUPAERO, the event brings together engineering schools and aeronautical universities from across Europe under the shared values of sport, team spirit and cooperation.

This year, more than 1,500 students are expected in Toulouse, representing twelve institutions, including five international universities from Spain, Italy, England, the Netherlands and Germany, as well as seven French schools. This European diversity makes the EAG a key moment for intercultural exchange and cohesion between future professionals in the aerospace and aviation sector.

Over four days, participants will be able to compete in 21 different sports disciplines, combining team sports, individual events and additional activities that encourage both collective performance and personal challenge. The 2026 edition will place a special emphasis on disability and inclusion in sport, with dedicated workshops and awareness-raising stands throughout the weekend.

The ENAC campus will be transformed into a genuine sports village, with catering areas, animations, games and social spaces open to all delegations, creating an environment that fosters informal exchanges and community spirit beyond the competitions themselves.

By bringing together students from leading aerospace institutions within the Pegasus network, the European Aerostudent Games offer a unique experience where sporting challenge, international networking and professional aspirations come together in the heart of Toulouse, Europe’s aerospace capital.

“World Alumni Day”: 3 questions to Giselle Abedrabbo, alumni of Advanced Master in Airport Management

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Advanced Master

Aeronautics

Alumni

Aviation

Testimonial

Testimony of Giselle Abedrabbo

Alumni of Advanced Master in Airport Management

Before joining ENAC

Could you briefly introduce your background before you joined the advanced master in airport management (what was your education background, where did you work and what position did you occupy at the time)?

I went to the American School of Tegucigalpa, a fully bilingual (English/Spanish) institution and then I got a degree in Business Administration in UNITEC, both in Honduras, my home country. I always knew I wanted to do more but right after my bachelor’s degree I was not sure what exactly, so I did a year abroad in Blois, France with the ICYE Organization. I got to travel and learn more about myself and what I wanted next. While in France I researched Airport Management and found out about the ENAC and its English masters and more specifically its Airport Management program. I decided to go back home and acquire professional experience so that it would enrich even further my masters experience. Right before going to the ENAC, I worked at British American Tobacco as a Finance Analyst, but the job consisted mostly in managing all administrative and logistics manners of the different sites in the central southern region of Honduras. This job helped me grow and learn and made me eager to pursue my career in the airport industry.

What motivated you to choose this program back then and how did it align with your professional ambitions at that time?

I was always passionate about airports, and it seemed to be my “dream job” whenever I thought about my future and when I researched the Mastère specialisé Airport Management it just clicked. I had a background in management, and I thought it made sense to pursue my passion with this master’s degree. The Airport Management overview program seemed very complete, and I knew it could give me all the insight and tools necessary to succeed in my dream to pursue a career in the airport industry, specifically. The professional experience that I had also made my ENAC experience even richer because I could compare to real life situations, I believe this is an added benefit of doing a master’s program after working for a couple of years.

During the program and its benefits afterwards

What key technical and transversal skills did you acquire through the program?

During the airport management program at ENAC, I acquired several essential technical and soft skills. Technically, I developed in-depth knowledge of airport operations management, airport security among other subjects. I enhanced my project management, leadership, and teamwork abilities thanks to all the projects that we do throughout the program. I developed a better understanding of the regulatory and environmental challenges in the airport sector, enabling me to contribute to more sustainable practices that comply with current standards.

Do you think this degree gave you a competitive advantage and served as a career booster ? If yes, please explain how.

Yes, it totally did for me personally, it gives you an undeniable competitive advantage! I really wanted to work in Groupe ADP and I knew it would help me when I would eventually apply. The ENACs reputation is very respected within France and the aviation community worldwide. I feel very proud to have this program in my CV and for the doors it has opened as well as the people I met through it.

Your analysis some years after

In one sentence, how would you summarise the added value of this program?

The guest lecturers were, for me, very inspiring because we got to talk and exchange with people within the industry and that currently occupy very interesting and important roles. Their experience and feedback meant we got to learn from real-life situations, and we got to see how they dealt with them.

Would you recommend this program and why?

Yes, I would highly recommend this program to anyone who is passionate about airports. It gives you a well-rounded experience and also to be among people and guest lecturers that share your passion, this for me is priceless! I truly believe that every module and how the whole program is structured is meant to help you succeed in your future career aspirations. I truly appreciated that we got to visit different airports around France (Toulouse, Marseille, Perpignan, CDG and Orly) and got to have access to all areas and ask in-depth questions. Sometimes we were accompanied by ENAC alumni themselves making it even more special because they themselves were eager to share and answer our questions.

What message would you send to future aviation professionals considering joining this program?

This program is rich and essential in giving you all the necessary skills and information to succeed in your career. It pairs you with a diverse group of people from all over the world and you get to be in an environment that is passionate about the aviation industry. The access to visits and guest lecturers this program provides, in my opinion, is unmatched. Anybody looking to start or further a career in the airport industry can only be incredibly benefited in the long run and you also get to meet people that can become your lifetime friends.

Giselle Abedrabbo Airport Management / Operations

“World Alumni Day”: 3 questions to Tetiana Mamai, alumni of Advanced Master in Airport Management

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Advanced Master

Aeronautics

Alumni

Aviation

Testimonial

Testimony of Tetiana Mamai

Alumni of Advanced Master in Airport Management

Before joining ENAC

Could you briefly introduce your background before you joined the Advanced Master in Airport Management?

Before joining ENAC, I graduated in Ukraine as an engineer specialized in road and aerodrome construction, and I began my career as an Airfield Operations Manager at a Ukrainian airport. After a period working in logistics and then relocating to France, I wanted to reconnect with the aviation sector but needed guidance on how to re-enter the field.

What motivated you to choose this program and how did it align with your ambitions?

Aviation has always been my passion, and my first experience at the airport left a lasting impression. When I moved to France, I wanted to return to this industry but needed a clear way forward. ENAC quickly stood out as the natural choice. The Advanced Master in Airport Management offered exactly what I was looking for: a one year, comprehensive program covering all key aspects of airport management, taught by experienced industry professionals. It provided the perfect bridge to relaunch my career in the French aviation sector.

During the program and its benefits afterwards

What key technical and transversal skills did you acquire through the program?

The program covers all major areas of airport management, from operations and safety to marketing and finance. Beyond acquiring this broad technical knowledge, the program helped me uncover new professional interests. For instance, I discovered the air cargo sector during the course and my internship. Today, I work in Air Cargo Development at Paris CDG Airport, a dynamic and meaningful field I wouldn’t have imagined before.

Did this degree give you a competitive advantage and serve as a career booster? How?

Absolutely. The technical knowledge is a strong asset, but the real competitive advantage comes from the network you build. The program is taught by industry experts from different areas of the aviation ecosystem, and my classmates have since taken roles across airports, airlines, consulting firms, and aviation authorities around the world. Aviation is a small world, and these relationships naturally become long‑term professional links. ENAC graduates stay connected and actively support each other.

Your analysis some years after

In one sentence, how would you summarise the added value of this program?

A program that provides both the knowledge and the professional network you need to enter — and grow within — the global aviation industry.

Would you recommend this program and why?

Yes, definitely. Because it offers a unique combination of academic excellence, practical insights from industry experts, and direct exposure to the realities of airport management. It is an efficient, well structured, career oriented program that truly opens doors, whether you are entering the field or repositioning yourself within the aviation sector.

What message would you send to future aviation professionals considering joining this program?

Go for it. If you are passionate about airports and want to build a meaningful career in aviation, this program will give you the right foundations, the right perspective, and the right professional connections. It is an intense year — but one that transforms your future.

Tetiana Mamai Project Manager / Airport Operations

A look back at the 2026 ‘Rendez-vous Aéro de l’Innovation’: a day dedicated to quantum engineering

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Aeronautics

Event

Innovation

A day to explore the challenges of quantum

Faced with the rapid emergence of quantum technologies and their impact on society as a whole – from fundamental research to industrialisation – the event proposed a cross-disciplinary approach based on four main themes:

institutional and societal issues
the transition from basic research to applications
industrialisation and the start-up ecosystem,
the training and skills required by tomorrow’s quantum engineers.

The day was opened by Marie-Hélène Baroux, Director General of ISAE-SUPAERO, and Olivier Chansou, Director General of ENAC, underlining the importance of strengthening synergies between education, research and industry to support these major technological transformations.

Top-notch speakers from academia and industry

The various sessions brought together leading experts from research bodies, universities and major industrial players such as Thales, ONERA, Observatoire de Paris, PASQAL, ID Quantique, Thales Alenia Space and Airbus Defence and Space.

Lectures, technical pitches and poster sessions covered a wide range of subjects: quantum computing and algorithms, sensors and secure communications, quantum photonics, optimisation for aeronautical planning and space applications.

Training the quantum engineers of tomorrow

One of the highlights of the afternoon was the round table on training prospects, which brought together representatives from industry and institutions such as CNES to discuss the skills needed to support the rapid development of these technologies.

Discussions highlighted the importance of interdisciplinarity and cooperation between higher education establishments and industry, as well as the ongoing adaptation of engineering curricula to new scientific challenges.

A collective drive for innovation

The day ended with the TSAAE LAB research directorate, underlining the partners’ shared desire to continue developing a dynamic innovation ecosystem around quantum technologies and their applications in aeronautics and space.

Through the richness of the exchanges and the diversity of the profiles brought together, this 2026 edition confirms the role of the Aero Innovation Rendezvous as a privileged forum for dialogue between research, education and industry.

Web conference : Research, Innovation & Training supporting Aviation Sustainability – TSAAE by ISAE-SUPAERO & ENAC

Event Dates

20 Feb 2026

The Toulouse School of Aviation and Aerospace Engineering (TSAAE) launches its official social media accounts

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Advanced Master

Aerospace

Education

Master in Aerospace Engineering

Created in 2025 byISAE-SUPAERO andENAC – Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile, TSAAE brings together two leading aviation and aerospace engineering schools around a world-class, internationally-recognised training offering that is in line with industry needs.

👉 2 schools, 21 programmes, 1 single application procedure:
a structured offering to prepare future experts in aeronautics and aerospace engineering, both civil and military.

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ISAE-SUPAERO and ENAC invite you to the “Rendez-vous Aéro de l’Innovation” on Thursday, February 5, 2026!

Event Dates

Tag

Aeronautics

Event

Innovation

A day dedicated to quantum engineering

ISAE-SUPAERO and ENAC are pleased to invite you to the next edition of the “Innovation Aero Rendezvous”, which will take place on Thursday 5 February 2026 on the ISAE-SUPAERO campus, from 9am to 6pm.

This year’s event will be dedicated to quantum engineering. Our society is now in ^the2nd quantum revolution. Quantum engineering concerns everyone in society, from laboratories to major industrial companies and the general public. Quantum technology and its applications are rapidly emerging as one of the most revolutionary scientific advances of the 21st century.

The Innovation Aero Rendezvous will look at quantum engineering from a number of angles: institutional and societal issues, quantum – from fundamental research to application, quantum – from start-up to industrialisation, and finally the outlook: what kind of training courses for quantum engineers?

Programme

8.30am: Welcome
9.00am: Opening of the Innovation Aero Rendezvous, with Marie-Hélène BAROUX, Director General of ISAE-SUPAERO and Olivier Chansou, Director General of ENAC.

9.15am – 11.00am: Institutional and Societal Issues

Individual pitches, followed by a round table discussion

11.00am – 11.15am: Break and poster session

11.15am – 1.00pm: Quantum technology from fundamental research to application

Individual pitches

1.00 pm – 2.15 pm: Break

2.15pm – 4.15pm: Quantum from start-up to industrialisation

Individual pitches

4.15pm – 4.30pm: Break + Poster session

16.30 – 17.30: Prospects: what training for quantum engineers?

Round table discussion

5.30pm: End of the day

TSAAE LAB Research Department with Xavier Carbonneau and Géraldine Casaux

Registrations

ENAC Open Day 2025

Event Dates

06 Dec 2025

06 Oct 2025

ENAC Open Day

The Open Day is back on the Toulouse campus!
This event is an opportunity to meet our students and teaching staff, talk to them and discover ENAC from the inside.

On the programme (details to come):
– Information stands on our initial training courses, Masters and Specialised Masters® programmes, where you can meet our students and teaching staff.
– Presentations in amphitheatre for a better understanding of the courses.
– Discover our emblematic facilities: flight simulators, laboratories, drone aviary, etc.
– Guided tours of the campus by our students, flight simulators, laboratories, UAV flight, etc.
– A variety of workshops and events to discover the wealth of our activities.
– Food trucks on site.

The aim of the day is to showcase ENAC in all its richness: from training to research, but also student life and the unique experience of our campus.

The detailed programme will be announced shortly, but book your day now to experience ENAC from the inside!

📅 Saturday 6 December 2025
🕘 9am to 6pm
📍 ENAC Toulouse campus
Free of charge and no reservation required.

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