Aviation Recovery Banks On Long-Term Resilience

Easing travel restrictions is key to the global aviation recovery. Yet, recovery is only expected to gain traction in 2024¹.  Amidst this cautious outlook, long-term demand for aviation-related products and services is expected to be resilient. After all, air travel remains key to helping people to connect with loved ones, conduct business face-to-face and explore new places².

Meanwhile, aviation players are taking this opportunity to replace fuel-inefficient aircraft and procure supplies for growth areas such as express cargo. About 40% of the pre-pandemic passenger fleet is forecast to be replaced by 2030, with the majority slated for conversion to freight aircraft^2. 

More than ever, aviation players need to collaborate to overcome uncharted conditions resulting from the pandemic. The biennial Singapore Airshow is Asia’s largest and most influential international aerospace and defence exhibition for stakeholders to forge strategic alliances, collaborate for change to shape the future of the global aviation industry. Confirmed exhibitors include Airbus, Boeing, Honeywell, Israel Aerospace Industries, Rolls-Royce, ST Engineering and Textron Aviation.

Organised and managed by Experia Events Pte Ltd, Singapore Airshow 2022 will take place from 15 to 20 February 2022. www.singaporeairshow.com

¹IATA Economics using data from ICAO, IATA Statistics and OECD
²Boeing Commercial Market Outlook, 2021 – 2040