Muriel Labadille

Muriel Labadille has a diverse work experience in the aviation industry. Muriel started their career as an intern at Airbus, where they focused on studying aircraft stability during takeoff and landing. Muriel then joined Thales Avionics as a system engineer, where they worked on the development of autopilot systems and control laws for ATR aircraft. At Thales, they also served as a field support engineer for Air France, providing technical support for in-flight entertainment systems. Most recently, Labadille has been working at Dassault Aviation, where they have held various roles including program support manager and director of engineering support. In their current role at Dassault, they manage teams, facilitates communication between the US and France, and troubleshoots complex aircraft problems. Labadille's work experience demonstrates their expertise in aircraft engineering, program management, and customer support.

Muriel Labadille completed their Engineering degree in Aeronautics at ISAE-SUPAERO from 2003 to 2007. Muriel further pursued a Master of Science in Aeronautics at Cranfield University from 2006 to 2007.