Four years ago, at the start of the ALBATROS project, we set out to answer several key operational questions.
What actually happens during a liquid hydrogen leak on an airfield? How can drones assist during airport emergency responses? What impact do space weather and cosmic rays have on flight systems?
On September 8, 2026, we will be sharing the results and findings from our field trials.
Our official agenda is now available. Across the morning sessions, we will walk through real video footage, technical demonstrations, and experimental data gathered during live operational drills.
Attending in person
Joining us at the NLR facilities in Amsterdam gives you access to the interactive tech expo and the opportunity to connect with colleagues from EASA, NLR, DLR, ONERA, CIRA, Airbus, and international airlines.
Attending online
Connecting via Webex allows you to follow the video analyses and technical presentations remotely, with dedicated Q&A sessions to ask questions directly to the research leads.
Please note that due to security clearance protocols at NLR, in-person registration closes strictly one week before the event, and valid passport details are required.
Useful Links & Resources
đź”—Register for the event: https://www.nlr.org/registration-form-albatros-event/
đź“„ Download the Official Event Agenda (PDF): agenda-albatros-finalevent-2026.pdf (2)
