Roundup Of BizAv News From The Singapore Airshow

February 22, 2022

ATR Sees Asian Carriers Turn To Turboprops

ATR continues its commitment to attending the Singapore Airshow in a region that has long been an important market for the turboprop manufacturer.

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Credit: ATR

Large Jets To Lead Growth In Asia BizAv Fleet Over Next Decade

The in-service business aviation fleet in Asia is projected to grow from 1,600 aircraft in 2022 to more than 1,800 by the end of 2031, a 1.5% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), according to Aviation Week Network forecasts.

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Credit: Bombardier

Gallery: Business Aircraft At The Singapore Airshow

Only a handful of business aircraft can be seen at the Singapore Airshow this year but those that made it to the static display are answering the region's need for such a way of flying. Executive charter demand is benefitting from the impact of the pandemic. Some travelers have chosen the private flight option to avoid large gatherings.

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Credit David Chua/MAphotoSG

Video: Inside The Falcon 6X

ShowNews Editor-In-Chief Thierry Dubois talks in two videos about some of the features you can expect in the Falcon 6X cabin, live from the Singapore Airshow 2022, and explains why the actual aircraft could not attend the show. Watch the video.

Bombardier Quadrupling Size Of Singapore Service Center

The center is part of OEM’s global aftermarket expansion.

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Credit: Bombardier

Stories that made headlines in the business aviation world last week at the Singapore Airshow include a look inside the Falcon 6X and news that Bombardier is quadrupling the size of its service center.

 

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