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This case study highlights how Indaer Industrial Aeronáutica, a leader in aerospace engineering, uses Siemens Digital Industries Software’s Solid Edge to modernize aircraft development. Facing challenges such as reusing complex legacy design data, reducing custom part costs, and validating changes without physical prototypes, Indaer adopted Solid Edge to streamline workflows. By integrating synchronous modeling, 3D simulation, and digital collaboration, the company reduced development time, improved accuracy, and launched the Mylius MY-103-200 Mistral—Colombia’s first locally built airplane. The solution enabled efficient project execution, minimized rework, and allowed real-time data sharing with global OEMs to meet aerospace compliance standards.

  • Increased Output: Solid Edge boosted productivity by 40%, reducing drafting time and accelerating development.
  • Data Reuse: Seamlessly migrated legacy CAD files and leveraged existing engineering changes.
  • Cost Efficiency: Saved $60,000 by designing and manufacturing tools locally, avoiding overseas procurement.
  • No Prototypes Needed: Verified mechanical interferences digitally, cutting prototyping time and expense.
  • 3D Electrical Design: Enabled complete 3D cabling and panel integration aligned with ergonomic standards.
  • Design Flexibility: Supported both synchronous and history-based modeling for diverse engineering teams.
  • Collaborative Repairs: Shared real-time repair data with OEMs using Solid Edge, speeding up validation.
  • Scalable Innovation: Positioned for global expansion and larger aircraft services using Siemens technologies.
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