Paris Air Show: closing weekend in photos

The visit of French Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne to the Thales pavilion on Friday generated a lot of interest!

All week, the Thales talent acquisition teams were on site, ready to discuss career opportunities with visitors to the Paris Air Show.

Patrice Caine, Thales Chairman & CEO, and Clément de Villepin, SEVP, Human Resources, welcome a delegation from the Elles Bougent association to the Thales stand. Amongst other initiatives throughout the year, Elles Bougent invites dozens of young women to the Paris Air Show as part of its mission to attract more girls into the engineering sector.

Each day throughout the week, the Group’s social media team produced and shared video reports from the Thales pavilion.

Pape Ndiaye, the French Minister of National Education and Youth, learns more about counter UAS technologies.

The last three days of the Paris Air Show were public days, and a great opportunity to welcome friends and family to the Thales pavilion.

And the terrace of the Thales pavilion offered them the perfect view for the daily air displays.

The pièce de résistance of any air display – the Patrouille de France!

Flying off into the sunset with the Group’s 'Cockpit of the future’.