Singapore Airshow

Happenings at Singapore, including new customers a variety of aircraft systems.

Initial deliveries were last June.

Helo OEM weathers pandemic storm.

Cites U.S. lawsuit as roadblock.

Consortium says it is the world’s first such service.

Spends $27 million on China and Malaysia MRO.

Volocity air taxi services could come by 2024.

Singapore Airshow opens with a dramatically changed airline landscape across Asia compared to February 2020.

Design work for its 777-9 cabins is now finalized and awaiting certification.

The certification process will begin after the show.

ST Engineering Commercial Aerospace is looking to double the value of its assets under management.

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

ST is looking for the “next big thing.”

Less than half the 2020 trade visitors are expected.

The device includes a miniature DRFM jammer.

HAL’s fighter is the country’s second homegrown fighter.

BGS announced a new airline operations suite and a company parts record.

Viewing of TAI’s fighter jet highlights bold ambitions.

The pandemic pushed innovations IAI wants to showcase.

Pratt & Whitney is aiming for growing share of Asia-Pacific single-aisle market that continues to grow despite the pandemic.

Singapore-headquartered H3 Dynamics has tested what it said is the first integrated hydrogen-electric powertrain nacelle, designed to enable distributed propulsion for a range of aircraft sizes.

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.

Singapore-based private aviation charter company Yugo has partnered with U.S. startup Electra.aero to develop an air mobility network in the Asia-Pacific region.

Israel’s Steadicopter says its Black Eagle 50H VTOL UAS is the first in its class and combines the best of both its electric and petrol-powered Black Eagle UAS.

More than 5 million people traveled by air during the week-long spring festival between Jan. 31 and Feb. 6.