Estonian Aviation Cluster
Eesti Lennundusklaster
Estonia: Estonia
Kristo Reinsalu
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Overview
About us
Estonian Aviation Cluster (EAC) is a private non-for-profit organization which was established in January 2019. EAC, a member of the European Aerospace Cluster Partnership (with 45 members) brings together the aviation industry and connects it to the global network of aviation clusters. EAC is an entry point of Estonian aviation with 22 members as of 1/1/2021.
Established - 07 January 2019
Staff in the management team - 1-5
Cluster composition
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22Cluster Members
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13SME's
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2Number of start-ups among SME's
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3Large Companies
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2Research Organisations, Universities, Technology Centers
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2Number of civil society members
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2Other Ecosystem Actors
Legal form of the cluster organisation
Non-Profit
Languages spoken
English
Estonian
Cumulated employment of cluster members
2000
Management team
Kristo
Reinsalu
Cluster Manager
Sectorial and industrial focus
Sectoral industries
Transportation and storage:H51 Air transport
Sectoral Industries (NACE 4 digit)
Air transport:H5110 Passenger air transport -
Air transport:H5121 Freight air transport
Cross-sectoral industries
Digital Industries
Industrial Alliances and Ecosystems
Ecosystems:Aerospace & Defence
Technology fields
B\: Performing operations; transporting:Aircraft; aviation; cosmonautics
S3 EU priority areas
Aeronautics & space:Aeronautics -
Aeronautics & space:Remotely piloted aircrafts -
Aeronautics & space:Transport & logistics -
Sustainable innovation:Smart green & integrated transport systems
Services
Support services provided
Access to finance: Public funding
Further information
Access to public support - to enhance opportunities for further international collaboration through different projects
Facilitation of cross-sectoral collaboration - cluster has very strong value-chain approach, which means that major growth is expected to come through collaboration with interlinked economic branches such as ICT, logistics etc.
Promotion of activities - developing well-recognized brand will be among the main focus areas for Estonian Aviation Cluster.
Provision and facilitation of access to training - tackling labour issue will remain one of the cornerstones for success. Finding qualified labour is definitely a factor, which ise going to hold back growth if no measures will be taken. Bridging the education gap is therefore among key objective within the cluster.
Cooperation activities
International cooperation
Targeted countries
China
Singapore
United Arab Emirates
Switzerland
United States
Transnational cooperation
Targeted countries
France
Germany
Ireland
Netherlands
Sweden
Transnational support activites
Participation at missions/events/study visits/fairs
International support activites
Support to collaborative activities/etc.Membership in Cluster Partnerships or initiatives
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