
Toulouse is the centre of the European aeronautic & spatial industries, with the headquarters of Airbus and the largest european space centre: Toulouse Space Centre (CST), belonging to the French National Centre for Space Studies (CNES).

Toulouse is also the first European pole for biotechnologies and life science and the 2nd research hub in France, with more than 400 laboratories and 110,000 researchers. The University of Toulouse, founded in 1229, is the fourth largest in France, and one of the oldest in Europe.

Toulouse boasts a unique architecture made of pink terracotta bricks, which earned the nickname la Ville Rose (« the Pink City »). The city seduces by its small sinuous streets and diverse medieval to modern monuments. It is a cosmopolitan and enthusiastic town, mixing historical heritage and modern lifestyle.

Toulouse counts two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Canal du Midi (designated in 1996 and shared with other cities), and the Basilica of St. Sernin, the largest remaining Romanesque building in Europe, designated in 1998 because of its significance to the Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage route.

ENAC : Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile
ENAC is internationally recognized as the leading aeronautics and aviation university in Europe, providing a broad range of training, studies and research activities.
Our institution provides a comprehensive range of 28 higher education programs ranging from Bachelor to Master of Science, Aviation Advanced Master, Master of Business and Administration as well as Ph.D.s in the domains of aeronautics and aviation.
Since its creation in 1949, ENAC has provided professional training to civil aviation personnel such as Air Traffic Controllers, ATSEPs and technicians for Civil Aviation Authorities (CAA) or Air Navigation Service Providers from all over the world (e.g. China, Switzerland, EuroControl, Indonesia, Philippines, Brazil, Africa, Georgia, Mongolia, Saudi Arabia).
ENAC alumni work in aeronautical and aviation companies, in fields such as manufacturing (Airbus, ATR, Embraer, Safran, P&W, GE, Rockwell Collins, Thales, Indra), and airports, airlines, civil aviation authorities as well as air navigation providers across the globe.
ENAC is also known internationally for its training of ATPL and MPL pilots for airlines including Air France, Easyjet, Transavia, Sichuan Airline, China Eastern, Shanghai Airline, Lao Airline, Oman Air and Royal Air Maroc.
Innovative ENAC research laboratories work in cooperation with the best universities worldwide to provide a safer, more efficient and more sustainable air transport system.
- BY PLANE
Airport « Toulouse-Blagnac » in Blagnac (11km)
Timetable available here
Coming from the airport to the city center
Take the airport shuttle to Jean Jaures. There is a bus every 20 minutes.
Coming from the city center to ENAC
- Free ENAC shuttle: Every morning, there will be a bus leaving from Jean Jaures reserved for ITEA participants. At the end of each day, a bus will leave from ENAC to go back to the city center (Jean Jaures). Transportation will also be provided from ENAC to the gala dinner venue on Friday. See the shuttle schedule below.
Public transport: Take the subway line B to last stop “Ramonville”, then take the bus 27 or 37 and stop at “ENAC”.
Schedule of the bus 27. Schedule of the bus 37.
By car
Take outer ring road (towards “Montpellier”), then follow “Toulouse center / Foix / Tarbes” (green sign). Exit N°20, follow “Complexe scientifique Rangueil”.
GPS : 43.565156, 1.479281
- BY TRAIN
Train Station « Matabiau » in Toulouse (5,5km)
Timetable available here
- BY BUS
Bus Station « Matabiau » in Toulouse (5,5km)
Timetable available here