Aeronautics, Space and SatCom
ACTIA’s AEROSPACE Division covers a range of activities in the land, sea and air sectors. It designs and manufactures on-board electronics systems for the aerospace industry, as well as complete, integrated solutions for satellite communications.
Aerospace activities
With more than 25 years’ experience in the aerospace industry, the Group supports major prime contractors by producing and deploying more than 6,000 flight computers every year. ACTIA’s responsiveness across the entire process, from design to manufacture, and throughout the supply chain, is complemented by its ability to ensure certified industrial production, whether for small, medium, or large production runs.
ACTIA has been an Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) partner of AIRBUS for over 25 years, working closely with the aircraft manufacturer on the industrialization, manufacture and testing of flight computers and alarms for its entire fleet.
ACTIA has been an Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) partner of AIRBUS for over 25 years, working closely with the aircraft manufacturer on the industrialization, manufacture and testing of flight computers and alarms for its entire fleet.
Satcom activities
In the SatCom field, ACTIA’s expertise dates to 1972, when the business was launched in Brittany (France), before being acquired by the Group in 1994. ACTIA specializes in the design and manufacture of satellite antenna signal amplifiers. These 50 years of expertise earn it international recognition. This business has diversified into the development of SatCom satellite communications stations and the supervision and integration of complete systems. It offers turnkey SatCom solutions for civil, military and government applications.
Space activities
In the space sector, ACTIA is positioning itself as a major player in New Space, drawing on its expertise in the design of on-board systems and its electronics production facilities, particularly the industrial site at Colomiers (southern France), which has been awarded the Usine Vitrine du Futur (Factory of the Future) label. With over 700 satellites already equipped and more than 24 million hours in orbit, the Group has a clear ambition: to offer a range of off-the-shelf products for low-Earth orbit satellite constellations.
