The aviation industry has proven its resilience and adaptability in the face of unprecedented disruption. Looking ahead, the Asia-Pacific region is poised to play a pivotal role and is expected to account for over 40% of global demand for new aircraft in the next two decades. In particular, the commercial fleet in Southeast Asia is projected to nearly quadruple by the year 2042 .
Amidst the ever-evolving aviation industry landscape, businesses must remain engaged, distinguish themselves and elevate their visibility in the market. The Asia-Pacific Aviation Directory (APAD) serves as a tailored platform for aerospace and aviation businesses. Our vision is to establish APAD as the foremost virtual marketplace, allowing companies to showcase their capabilities, build business networks as well as pursue opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
As a supplier, we invite you to utilise APAD to showcase and update your products, certifications and innovation to a targeted industry audience. For procurers, leverage our comprehensive listing to browse, search, and review suppliers based on your specific needs. Engage with numerous solution providers and collaborators on APAD if you are seeking transformation and digitalisation to strengthen your competitive edge.
We are delighted to offer a platform for start-ups and businesses in emerging areas such as unmanned aircraft systems, advanced air mobility, space and defence. A listing on APAD will make it easier for potential customers to find you and enhance your brand credibility.
With the industry on the cusp of a new era, we welcome you to explore the diverse capabilities of the aviation and aerospace industries in Singapore as well as the Asia-Pacific region, to capture the immense opportunities that lie ahead.
The global aerospace industry has turned the corner and is now well poised for growth. As at August 2023, global air traffic has returned to 95% of pre-pandemic levels. Singapore’s efforts to preserve core talent and capabilities during the pandemic had paid off, thanks to the support from key partners like the Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore) (AAIS). These efforts have allowed our aerospace industry to respond quickly to the recovery in air travel.
Post-pandemic, securing talent and supply chain are key priorities for aerospace companies to support their rebound and growth. We will continue to invest in building our local talent pipeline, including strengthening work-study pathways and providing more opportunities for talent to join the industry. We are also partnering with our aerospace companies to identify, develop, and qualify our Singapore-based suppliers, which would help mitigate supply chain risks and strengthen operational resilience.
Innovation is key to maintaining Singapore’s long-term relevance. We will continue to forge partnerships between global aerospace companies and local Small and Medium Enterprises to develop new manufacturing and repair technologies, so that Singapore’s operations remain best-in-class and create greater value.
We are also on the lookout to capture growth from emerging opportunities in sustainability and Advance Air Mobility (AAM). With the need to decarbonise the aviation sector, we will work with like-minded partners to pre-position Singapore for the shift towards sustainability. We also recognise that AAM will be an important entry point for new sustainability-related technologies like electrification. With this in mind, we will work to build up an AAM ecosystem in Singapore by developing use cases, infrastructure, and operating frameworks in partnership with international regulators and industry players.
Looking ahead, we must continue to work together to overcome the challenges of today and take advantage of future opportunities.
The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies (SJAC) is an aerospace association with about 140 members representing the Japanese aerospace industry. SJAC is the organizer of the Japan International Aerospace Exhibition held in Tokyo. We are also active in supporting Japanese aerospace SMEs.
We see strong benefits in collaborating with the Singapore aerospace industry. Many Japanese prefectural government organisations, SMEs and other supporting organisations have visited Singapore to discuss business opportunities. We expect this trend to continue and look forward to reaping the benefits in both directions.
We are pleased to support the Asia-Pacific Aviation Directory and encourage the participation of more Japanese enterprises.
Please visit to our website for further information.
We are sincerely looking forward to develop relationships with you.
(SJAC) : https://www.sjac.or.jp/en_index.html
(SMEs Support) : https://namac.jp/en/
(Exhibition): http://www.japanaerospace.jp/en/index.html
Greetings from Korea Aerospace Industries Association
Thank you for your interest in the Korean aerospace industry.
Despite only 40 years in the industry, Korea has achieved exponential growth at an unprecedented pace in the global market and continues to expand our business covering various fields to include the fixed-wing, rotary-wing, and UAVs, as well as aircraft parts and MROs.
We are certain that your partnership with us will help take your business to new heights in the global aerospace industry; as we have more than 100 member companies in avionics, software, and smart manufacturing that are powered by South Korea’s IT infrastructure.
Join hands with the Korean aerospace industry to reach the top of the global aerospace market.
Thank you.
MRO Asia-Pacific is the leading event in the region for the commercial aviation aftermarket, combining a senior level conference and international exhibition. More than 200 solution providers exhibit at the show, attracting over 5,000 attendees representing airlines, lessors, MROs, OEMs, suppliers and industry experts. MRO Asia-Pacific will take place in Singapore September 24-26, 2024. For […]
