24 août 2021 | International, Aérospatial

British modular jet design to be showcased at DSEI 2021

Aeralis, the British military jet developer, will be showcasing its innovative modular jet design at DSEI (Defence and Security International) 2021.

DSEI is taking place from 14-17 September at the ExCel exhibition centre in London, and Aeralis will be exhibiting at Stand H7-440 in the aerospace zone.

https://www.aero-mag.com/aeralis-modular-jet-23082021

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