Famous Alumni and Former Students
- Professor Ange Nzihou (graduated in 1994 from INPT) is a 2010 Presidential Green Chemistry Academic Award Recipient
- Patrice Hardel (Born on 8 March 1946, graduated in 1967 from École nationale de l'aviation civile) is the Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport Managing Director
- François Hussenot (March 22, 1912 – May 16, 1951, graduated in 1935 from ISAE) aeronautical engineer credited with the invention of one of the early forms of the flight data recorder
- Jean Botti (born on 14 April 1957, graduated in 1986 from INSA Toulouse) is Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of EADS since 2006.
- Thomas Pesquet (born in 1978, graduated in 2001 from ISAE), European Space Agency astronaut
- Marcel Dassault (22 January 1892 – 17 April 1986, graduated in 1913 from ISAE) was a French aircraft industrialist. He founded the company Dassault Aviation.
- Selman Riza, linguist and politician.
Sport
- Jean Bouilhou, (born 7 December 1978, graduated in 2002 from INSA Toulouse) is rugby player, played with the French national team.
- Thomas Castaignède, (born 21 January 1975, graduated from INSA Toulouse) rugby player, played with the French national team.
- Romain Mesnil (born on 13 July 1977, graduated in 2001 from INSA Toulouse) is a French Pole vaulter.
- David Skrela, (born 2 March 1979, graduated in 2003 from INSA Toulouse) rugby player, played with the French national team.
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