Slow Singapore Airshow May Mark Start Of Promising Year
Executives at the show described 2022 as a “year of transition,” a turning point before the industry accelerates in 2023 and beyond. Credit: David Chua/d3dphotography
Lockheed Martin Eyes Asia-Pacific Multi-Domain Opportunities
Coordinating between varied forces is one issue. Credit: Brian Everstine/ShowNews
U.S. B-52 To Integrate With Singaporean A330 MRTT
Air Force goal is ability to connect with any tanker. Credit: Brian Everstine/ShowNews
Airbus In Talks For More MRTT, A400M Buys
Airbus says discussions with interested clients have intensified. Credit: Chen Chuanren/ShowNews
Regional AAM Could Come To Singapore By Mid-Decade
Volocity air taxi services could come by 2024. Credit: Volocopter
Singapore Trio Trials Ship-To-Shore Drones
Consortium says it is the world’s first such service. Credit: Chen Chuanren/ShowNews
The U.S. military is relying more on allies in the region as American companies aim to increase manufacturing in Pacific nations. Credit: Sgt. Andrew Eddie/U.S. Air force
Blue Spear Missile Seeks To Dominate Asian Market
A joint venture makes it the best of both worlds. Credit: Chen Chuanren/ShowNews
Singapore’s First Upgraded F-16s Enter Service
Credit: Chen Chuanren
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Here is a roundup of the top stories from the Singapore Airshow last week including news that Boeing aims for dominance over Airbus in the region and optimism from executives at the show who described 2022 as a “year of transition” and the U.S. military is relying more on allies in the region as American companies aim to increase manufacturing in Pacific nations.
