Technical Visits

Limited to 48 persons

The A350 Assembly Line - Airbus

• On-site: 1 h 30
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

The Airbus A350 is an ultra-modern airliner, designed to offer superior comfort and exceptional fuel efficiency. In recent decades, it has become a preferred choice for airlines operating long-haul flights. We invite you to visit the final assembly line where the various sections of the A350 are joined, prepared for testing and finally delivery. The program includes:

• Bus tour of the 700 hectares of Airbus infrastructure in Toulouse
• A stop at the A350 assembly line observation deck
• Detailed presentation of the production process.

Limited to 48 persons

The A321 Assembly Line - Airbus

• On-site: 1 h 30
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

Discover the inner workings of the A321 during an exceptional guided tour.
From a unique panoramic viewpoint, immerse yourself in the heart of the Jean-Luc Lagardère Final Assembly Line (FAL). This state-of-the-art facility, initially dedicated to the A380 and located right next to the Aeroscopia museum, offers you an exclusive view of one of the final stages of production of the A321, the aircraft that is revolutionizing air transport.
The detailed explanations in our expert guides will allow you to understand both the reasons for the commercial success of Airbus, a world leader in aeronautics, and the manufacturing, assembly and testing stages that precede delivery to the airline.
Finally, back at the Aeroscopia Museum, board the latest generation military transport aircraft: the Airbus A400M to discover the missions and technological innovations of this extraordinary aircraft!

Limited to 12 participants

Solutions for Driver Assistance Systems - Aumovio

• On-site: 1 h 30
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

Established as an independent technology spinoff in September 2025, Aumovio provides comprehensive hardware and software solutions, including sensors, displays, and advanced driver assistance systems for smart vehicles. Locally, the highly automated Aumovio Toulouse plant has operated for over 40 years in Occitanie, manufacturing 40 million electronic units and sensors annually. Reflecting its industrial excellence, the Toulouse facility was awarded the prestigious Kaizen Prize for best factory in France in 2025.

Limited to 30 participants

Experimental Platform for Connected Mobility - autOCampus

• On-site: 1 h 30
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

autOCampus is a large-scale experimental platform deployed on the University of Toulouse campus, designed to act as a real-world living laboratory for autonomous and connected mobility. It welcomes academic and industrial partners seeking to experiment, validate, and mature innovative mobility solutions under realistic yet controlled conditions. Funded through multiple regional and national research programs, autOCampus provides a rare opportunity to bridge fundamental research, applied experimentation, and technology transfer in the field of intelligent transportation systems.

Limited to 50 participants

Space City - Cité de l’Espace

• On-site: 1 h
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

At the crossroads of educational, scientific, and tourist missions, the Cité de l’Espace is a unique venue and a European leader in sharing space and astronomical culture with the general public. Its mission? To spark curiosity, inspire a desire to learn more, foster scientific vocations, and make space, astronomy, and scientific culture accessible to everyone – whether you are curious, contemplative, a dreamer, or a space enthusiast. The Cité de l’Espace features 4000 m² of permanent and temporary exhibitions, 4 hectares of scientific gardens, over 250 exhibit items, including a Moon rock on loan from NASA, a MIR space station, an Ariane 5 rocket, and life-sized Mars rovers, 2 planetariums, 1 IMAX 3D theather.

Capacity to be confirmed

Guided Tour at ENAC

• On-site: 1 h 30
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

Programme details will be announced soon.

Limited to 50 participants

The History of Aviation at Toulouse - L’Envol des Pionniers

• On-site: 1 h
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

L’Envol des Pionniers provides a deep understanding of what Toulouse is today. It is the historic site where the love affair between Toulouse and aviation truly began. It was from here that Mermoz, Guillaumet, and Saint-Exupéry – the famous pilots of the Aéropostale – took off. The immersive tour plunges visitors back into the Roaring Twenties. Brought to life by guides in period costume, it tells the story of a great human adventure. L’Envol des Pionniers invites everyone to nurture the core values of these pioneers within themselves, particularly audacity and dedication to serving others.

Limited to 30 participants

Autonomous Driving Technologies - EasyMile

• On-site: 1 h 30
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

Based in Toulouse, EasyMile develops autonomous driving technologies for vehicles operating in demanding environments such as airports, industrial sites, and logistics hubs. Today, the company boasts more than 30 commercial deployments across 10 countries spanning 4 continents, most of which involve multi-vehicle or multi-site fleets. Its references include Munich Airport, Lufthansa Cargo, and Dnata at Dubai’s AI Maktoum International Airport. EasyMile also provides its solutions to industrial leaders such as BMW Group, Daimler Truck. Its Francazal site is used to test, validate, and demonstrate the performance of its autonomous vehicles under real operating conditions.

Unlimited capacity

Optimization of Parking space by Robots - Stradot

• Duration of a Video presentation: 1 h
• Location: Université Toulouse Capitole, room X

STRADOT is a robotics company based in Toulouse, France, specializing in autonomous robots that lift and transport vehicles to optimize storage in high-density environments. By eliminating traditional driving lanes, these systems significantly increase capacity without requiring heavy infrastructure modifications. This approach champions environmental and operational efficiency: transforming automotive logistics by reducing the land footprint (working towards "zero net artificialization"), aDutomating labor-intensive tasks, improving overall operational efficiency, and optimizing the carbon footprint.

Limited to 34 participants

Téléo Urban Cable Car - Tisséo

• On-site: 1 h 45
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

Spanning 3 kilometers and featuring three stations, Téléo is one of the longest urban cable cars in Europe. The tour will cover the history of the project, the challenges of integrating this mode of transportation into the city (urban planning, overflight, noise, visual impact), adapting to public transit requirements (service quality, safety, evacuation), and operations/maintenance. We will visit the stations and take a guided round-trip ride in a cabin.

Limited to 20-25 participants

Toulouse’s Third Metro Line - Tisséo

• On-site: 1 h 30
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

Toulouse’s third metro line, Line C, is a major construction project spanning 27 km with 21 stations, four transit hubs equipped with park-and-ride facilities, and five interconnections with the rail network ; it is France’s largest public transportation investment after the Grand Paris project. The visit will begin with a presentation of the project and its challenges (technical, environmental, and societal, as well as construction constraints in the city center), followed by a tour of the construction site for Station F Verdier on Line C and its connection to the existing Station B. The operation of an automated line will also be discussed at that time.

Limited to 15 participants

The Archives of Canal du Midi - VNF

• On-site: 1 h 30
• Travel: 1 h round-trip

Voies Navigables de France (VNF), the managing authority of the Canal du Midi, is responsible for preserving the archives of the waterway network often referred to as the « Canal des deux Mers » (Canal of the Two Seas). The Southwest territorial division of VNF is the only one among the institution’s seven territorial divisions to hold the documents produced throughout the long history of this waterway. Today, this collection spans more than 2 linear kilometers of files, maps, blueprints, registers, and photographs. Stepping into the Canal du Midi archives building, constructed in 1830, is a journey back through the history of this infrastructure, which was originally designed for the transport of goods and passengers. The archives of the Canal du Midi represent one of the most picturesque features of the Canal du Midi UNESCO site, which was inscribed on the World Heritage List on December, 1996.