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Distretto Aerospazialedella Campania

Distre�o Aerospaziale della Campania – DAC S.c.a r.l.Via Maiorise, Capua (CE), 81043 - Italy

e-mail: segreteria@daccampania.com

Phone: +39 0823 623191 +39 0823 325422 int.813

website: www.daccampania.com

DAC MEMBERS

PARTNERSHIPS

THE OBJECTIVESThe Campania Aerospace Technological District – DAC S.c.a .r.l . – wasestablished on May 30th, 2012 with the definite goal of s�mula�ng thecollabora�on between research centers , universi�es and firms in theCampania region in order to foster business opportuni�es and con�nuousgrowth and innova�on.

Currently, the Campania Aerospace District involves 159 direct and indirect

partners, including 22 large companies (e.g.: Leonardo [ex AleniaAermacchi - a Finmeccanica Company], Magnaghi Aeronau�ca, DEMA,GEVEN, A�tech, Telespazio, etc.), 18 Research Centers (e.g.: CNR - Na�onalResearch Council, CIRA - Italian Aerospace Research Center, ENEA and the5 Campania Universi�es) and 109 SMEs .

DAC has developed a feasibility study based on 9 strategic programs whichwas approved by the Italian Ministry of Educa�on, University and Research(MIUR) with the highest score . These projects, outline the strategic path(in terms of research, development and training) that the district isfollowing .

SECTORAL AREAS

DAC represents a new model of development which faces the newchallenge related to competences consolida�on and integra�on of allregional excellence in the aerospace industry:

• Commercial Avia�on, for the development of enabling methodologiesand technologies to design and build the new regional aircra� ;

• General Avia�on, for the development of manufacturing and assemblytechniques of light aircra� in the Business & General Avia�on (B&GAvia�on) ;

• Space and Carriers, for the design and development of space pla�ormssuch as micro-satellites and dual technologies related to carriers andsystems for logis�c and communica�ons;

• Maintenance and Transforma�on , for the development of methods ofmaintenance and transforma�on useful for the new technologies andmethodologies planned within the district

THE MODELThe Aerospace Technological District represents an important progress

towards a network industrial model for the Campania region, allowing todesign and launch on the market compe��ve solu�ons at na�onal andinterna�onal levels .

DAC has the capability of integra�ng all the regional players of the

technological and produc�ve supply chain and pu�ng them in rela�onwith research: this allows the crea�on of an innova�ve governancemodel ensuring a proper representa�on for each member while at the

same offering a collabora�ve system of project & knowledgemanagement with an integrated view.

Furthermore, DAC performs several horizontal ac�vi�es in order toaddress the regional strategy in the aerospace field, including: voca�onaltraining and high educa�on, technology transfer and communica�on,

duality and interna�onaliza�on .

MAIN PARTNERSHIPSThe District implemented important ac�ons for ensuring its involvementin the most important na�onal and interna�onal aerospace pla�orms :

• the membership to ACARE Italy;

• the adhesion to the EACP Network ;• the adherence to the Space Pla�orm SPIN-it.

These ac�ons represent an instrument of development and growth, acatalyst of business opportuni�es and innova�ve projects and a further

mechanism of technology transfer .It should be noted that DAC pursues all its objec�ves by adop�ng a meta-district vision. In fact, it’s one of the founding member of the Na�onal

Aerospace Technological Cluster (CTNA).In this way, the strategic program of the DAC is part of a largest system,

which involves the other Italian aerospace districts and the en�rena�onal aerospace industry, with the aim to coordinate thedevelopments and to focus the efforts at na�onal level .

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AERONAUTICAL COMPETENCES (ACARE TAXONOMY)

SPACE COMPETENCES (ESA TAXONOMY)

DEFENCE COMPETENCES (EDA TAXONOMY)

OTHER COMPETENCES

The survey was carried out by DAC during 2017 with the aim of upda�ng and analysing the available informa�on related to its members competences.The method involved the following main steps: a) the DAC technical staff visited the sheds of the industrial company members and interviewed they key persons, b) the company members were required to fill in a ques�onnaire on technological competences. Specifically, the competenceswere inves�gated in 3 main areas: “Aeronau�cs”, “Space” and “Defence”, with reference to the interna�onal taxonomy for each sector. Furthermore,the competence matrix also includes some horizontal skills within thecategory “Other competences”, which are related to technological innova�onand ICT, training, consul�ng and project management.