杜拜航展直擊：英國 Aero、AVIC 優才、緯世新能源三企業同場亮相，從全球供應鏈到新能源技術一次看懂

在本屆杜拜航展中，我們接連採訪了三家技術方向全然不同的企業，但他們的共同點都是

正站在國際市場的前線，把自家技術帶向更大舞台。

一、英國 Aero──從英國出發、向全球延伸的供應能力
 

第一家登場的是來自英國的 Aero。

他們的定位非常簡潔卻有力：「From the UK worldwide.」

這家公司不是只展示某一項產品，而是展示完整的國際供應能力。

不論是航空零組件、配套服務，或跨國合作能力，Aero 想呈現的是：

在全球航空產業鏈裡，他們是一個值得信賴的供應節點。

在強調全球化與交付能力的航空產業中，這樣的定位反而是最能凸顯企業底氣的方式。

二、AVIC 優才──材料與剎車背後的硬實力

第二家企業來自中國航空工業體系，名稱為 AVIC 優才。

他們主要從事：

• 民航機輪剎車零部件設計
• 製造
• 維修服務

訪談中最讓人印象深刻的，是企業代表對「材料」的著墨。

他們指出，剎車系統的核心就在於材料，包括：

• 碳碳複合材料製備
• 粉末冶金材料的研製

這些聽起來冷門的技術，卻決定了剎車系統的耐熱、耐磨與安全性。

今年 AVIC 優才也為中國商飛提供剎車配套，是國產民航供應鏈的重要里程碑。

三、緯世新能源（Wisenergy）──替無人機打造三種極端場景的電池系統

來自廣東惠州的 緯世新能源 是無人機電池領域的專業公司。

他們帶來三款面向不同場景的電池產品：

• 高能量密度電池：拉長無人機飛行時間與距離
• 耐 85°C 高溫電池：專為中東酷熱環境設計
• 耐 -55°C 低溫電池：用於高空任務或嚴寒環境

緯世新能源原本以國內市場為主，但最終產品常流向北美、日韓等海外地區。

自 2023 年起，企業開始積極出海參展，直接與國際客戶接觸，以便取得更真實、即時的市場需求。

2025 杜拜航展呈現全球航空產業三大主軸的快速變化：首先，中東國家積極布局下一代空防系統，無人機、反無人機與長程精準打擊技術成為展場焦點，AI 自主飛控與蜂群技術展示明顯增加；其次，全球航空供應鏈重組加速，包括歐洲、美國與亞洲廠商紛紛強調材料科技、複合材製備、輕量化機體以及高效率推進系統，以回應民航需求復甦與軍用市場擴張；第三，永續航空成為今年最大共識，氫能源、SAF（永續航空燃料）、電動與混合動力航空器展示規模創新高，多國宣布新的綠色航太合作計畫。整體來說，本屆航展反映全球航空科技正朝「無人化、智能化、低碳化」三方向全面加速。

Dubai Airshow Highlights: Aero, AVIC Youcai and Wisenergy Showcase Global Reach, Material Expertise and UAV Battery Innovation

At this year’s Dubai Airshow, we interviewed three companies from the UK and China—each representing a very different part of the aviation ecosystem. Yet all three share the same direction: stepping onto the global stage with technologies shaped by real-world demands.

1. Aero (UK) — From the UK, Toward the World

The first company we spoke with was Aero, based in the United Kingdom.

Their positioning can be summed up in one simple phrase:

“From the UK worldwide.”

Rather than focusing on a single product, Aero emphasizes its capability to deliver aviation components and services across multiple countries.

In an industry where “global delivery” is often as important as the technology itself, Aero stands out by highlighting its reliability within international supply chains.

2. AVIC Youcai — Materials as the Backbone of Braking Systems

The second company, AVIC Youcai, comes from China’s aviation industry.

Their primary work includes:

• Designing aircraft wheel braking components
• Manufacturing
• Maintenance and technical support

What stood out most in the interview was their deep focus on material preparation, which they describe as the true core of braking technology.

This includes:

• Carbon-carbon composite manufacturing
• Powder metallurgy materials

Although these terms may sound technical, they directly influence how safe, durable and reliable an aircraft’s braking system can be.

This year, AVIC Youcai also supplied braking systems for COMAC aircraft—a meaningful milestone for China’s expanding domestic aviation supply chain.

3. Wisenergy (Huizhou, China) — Three Battery Solutions for Three Extreme Scenarios

The third company, Wisenergy, brought a set of UAV battery solutions designed for drastically different operating environments.

Their lineup includes:

• Ultra-high-energy-density batteries for extended flight time
• 85°C high-temperature-resistant batteries tailored for the Middle East
• –55°C low-temperature batteries for high-altitude or cold-weather missions

Wisenergy originally conducted most business within China, but their end-users are often located in North America, Japan and South Korea.

Since 2023, the company has actively shifted toward overseas exhibitions, aiming to speak directly with international end customers and better understand real operational needs.

The 2025 Dubai Airshow highlighted three major shifts shaping the global aviation industry. First, Middle Eastern countries are rapidly investing in next-generation air defense systems, with UAVs, counter-UAV technologies, and long-range precision strike capabilities emerging as key focal points. Exhibits featuring AI-enabled autonomous flight control and swarm technologies increased noticeably. Second, the restructuring of the global aviation supply chain is accelerating, as manufacturers from Europe, the United States, and Asia emphasize advancements in material science, composite manufacturing, lightweight airframes, and high-efficiency propulsion to meet the dual demands of a recovering commercial aviation sector and expanding defense markets. Third, sustainable aviation became a shared global priority, with hydrogen propulsion, SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel), and electric and hybrid aircraft showcased at record scale, accompanied by multiple new multilateral “green aerospace” initiatives. Overall, this year’s airshow reflects a global aviation industry moving rapidly toward unmanned, intelligent, and low-carbon development.