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The 2022 International Defence Industry Exhibition commences on Tuesday, 6 September - the expo promises to be a record-breaking event regarding the aviation equipment on display. As many as nine aircraft will land at Targi Kielce, and eight will be presented to the public.

Established in 1982, Marine Science Centre SA - Research and Development Centre in Gdynia SA offers extensive competencies and experience in the design, construction, delivery, and maintenance of integrated systems for military and civil technology, including command, data analysis and processing systems, communication, ship and underwater systems.

The Łódź-headquartered company and its Dęblin branch are the leaders of the aviation industry and an essential part of the Polish Armaments Group. The WZL1 key activities include - major repairs, overhauls, maintenance and modernization of helicopters, including from the Mi family, engines from the TW3-117 family and military and civil aircraft services.

Targi Kielce has contributed to events and events for many years. This has offered added value to the region's residents. It is worth mentioning one of such initiative - support in the organisation of the three-day Magic End of Holiday Festival. The event attracted crowds of viewers to the Kielce's Kadzielnia open air theatre.

The Kreator company from Toruń, on the clothing market since 1986, specialises in the design and production of uniforms - mess-dress, service, field and specialist-type uniforms. MSPO witnesses the premiere of their latest product - the three-piece ALFA combat uniform.

PZL-Świdnik is the only Polish helicopter manufacturer that has produced machines for over 70 years. During this time, the company has produced and delivered more than 7,400 helicopters to customers in over 40 countries around the world.

The AIR-POL LLC is a supporting member of PIA (Parachute Industry Association) - the most prestigious organisation associating manufacturers of parachute equipment in the world. The company is also a member of the National Aviation Council and the Association of the Polish Aviation Industry.

The Łukasiewicz Research Network - Institute of Aviation joins this year's International Defence Industry Exhibition to present a wide range of ideas, including several novelties such as the PRC-650 patrol and rescue hovercraft or EGG1U pyrotechnic cartridges. The company is one of the most modern research facilities in Europe with traditions dating back to 1926