Singapore Airshow

Happenings on the first official day, including Japanese UAM and MRO and new Himalayan routes.

Consortium to conduct market analysis on projected aviation demand and supply for hydrogen, regional readiness and the commercial and technical feasibility of hydrogen as a fuel for aviation.

Lessor BOC Aviation has ordered eight shipsets of CFM International Leap 1A engines to power new Airbus A320neo family aircraft on order and scheduled for delivery in 2023.

Indian regional carrier Alliance Air has signed a deal to acquire two ATR 42-600s via lessor TrueNoord, with deliveries to start in the middle of this year.

The station will focus on the Leap engine.

A U.S. Air Force order for Boeing E-7s could stimulate new sales overseas if the airborne early warning and control system enters the Foreign Military Sales pipeline for the first time, a Boeing executive said on Feb. 15.

Listen in as Aviation Week editors give their take on the 2022 edition of the Singapore Airshow and discuss key themes in defense and commercial at this year's event.

OEM aims for one-fifth of the market.

Topcast Group is a global supplier of parts, MRO services and value-added solutions for the aviation industry. In this podcast, CEO - Steven Pearson

Coordinating between varied forces is one issue.

It won’t come from governments this time.

But ultimate choice has not been made.

A Shanghai MRO shop will mean quicker Asian turnarounds.

Agreement includes plans for six vertiports.

American pavilion dominates venue’s indoor space.

A joint venture makes it the best of both worlds.

Tail-mounted electric motor newly added.

Order includes first to Chinese market.

Happenings on the first official day, including engine and MRO news.

SIA Engineering's Philippine subsidiary signed an agreement with North American Aerospace Industries (NAAI) to provide end-to-end aircraft recycling solutions.

Both tourist trips cross-border flights are the goal.

Passenger traffic from the country will surge once China eventually re-opens its borders, the head of the AAPA predicts.

Warns of Chinese “undersupply.”

OEM will encourage local builds.

Emissions regulations will cause issue.