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Airbus Fly Your Ideas Challenge Introduction for Students and Universities 27 th August 2010

Airbus Fly Your Ideas Challenge Introduction for Students and Universities 27 th August 2010. Airbus Fly Your Ideas Challenge. Airbus Fly Your Ideas is a contest that challenges students to develop new ideas to deliver a greener aviation industry

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Airbus Fly Your Ideas Challenge Introduction for Students and Universities 27 th August 2010

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  1. Airbus Fly Your Ideas Challenge Introduction for Students and Universities 27th August 2010

  2. Airbus Fly Your Ideas Challenge Airbus Fly Your Ideas is a contest that challenges students to develop new ideas to deliver a greener aviation industry Airbus are inviting teams of students from around the world to participate in the Fly Your Ideas Challenge. Fly Your Ideas involves 3 progressively competitive and challenging rounds. The best 5 teams will present their ideas to a panel of experts in June 2011 during the Paris Le Bourget Airshow, for a chance to win €30,000 and a VIP trip to Airbus. You can register for the competition at www.airbus-fyi.com and must complete Round 1 by December 10th 2010.

  3. Who can participate? Teams Your teams should be 3 to 5 people and must be supported by one member of academic staff. Teams can be made of students from the same institution, or from institutions miles apart – even in different countries! One of your team members will be the ‘Team Spokesperson’ and will receive a detailed Briefing Pack at the start of each round of the competition. You can create your own team, or go to the Airbus FYI 2010 page on Facebook to meet other students who want to join the competition and could form a team with you. College & University students from around the world studying Foundation, Bachelors,Masters, MBA or PhD level degrees in any academic subject.

  4. In addition to a VIP trip to visit Airbus, an invitation to the Paris Le Bourget Air show and the chance to present to a panel of experts at the final, Airbus is offering: Prizes First Team Prize €30,000 Runner-up Team Prize €15,000 All participants will have the opportunity to; Learn about Airbus, the aviation sector and eco-efficiency. Network and engage directly with Airbus Mentors – one member of staff assigned to support each team during round 2 of the challenge. Have your project evaluated by industry experts and gather tips and feedback along the way. Acquire and develop essential skills, such as planning, presentation skills, team work and communication. NB:Airbus FYI was launched to stimulate ideas and exchange between Airbus and the global student and academic community; it is not part of the company’s recruitment process or a vehicle to recruitment at Airbus. Why get involved?

  5. Highlights from FYI 2009 2365 participants registered from over 80 countries 225 teams of 3-5 students completed Round 1 50% of teams were mixed male / female with 3 female only teams (from Brazil, HK and Singapore) 86 proposals were selected for Round 2 5 teams were selected for the final - from Australia, Czech Republic, Singapore, Spain and USA The winning team – COz – came from the University of Queensland in Australia Tom Enders, CEO of Airbus, presented the winners with their prize at the awards ceremony in Le Bourget.

  6. The FYI 2009 Winners The winning team "COz" was a multinational team whose members are from Switzerland, Hong Kong and Germany, all studying at University of Queensland, Australia. The “COz” team won for their project into the use of the castor plant to develop the first ever single plant-based high performance composite materials for aircraft cabin components.

  7. The FYI 2009 Finalists Runner up prize went to team “Solaire Voyager” from the National University of Singapore for their proposal to use solar cell technology integrating photovoltaic cells aboard aircraft to generate electricity. The other three finalists were: “Big Bang Team” from Universidad Politécnica de Valencia in Spain for their windowless cabin proposal for a new eco-efficient aircraft design (below left). “Kometa Brno” from Brno University of Technology in the Czech Republic whose team developed a project on aircraft taxiway movements using electro-motors (below centre). “Stanford ADG” from Stanford University in the USA for their proposal on inverted V formation flight, building on the model of migrating birds to reduce energy consumption (below right).

  8. What to do now! Register your team online by 30 November 2010 Complete Round 1 by 10 December 2010 Ensure you have the support of one member of Academic Staff If your team is successful in Round 1, the next stages are: 17 Jan to 15 April 2011: Round 2 16 May to 17 June 2011: Round 3 June 2011: Final presentations and awards ceremony during the International Paris Air Show - Le Bourget If you have any questions email us at info@airbus-fyi.com www.airbus-fyi.com

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