SINGAPORE 16th November 2011 — UBM International Media, organizers of the annual Cruise Shipping Miami, the world’s largest and most important international tradeshow and conference serving the cruise industry, today launched Cruise Shipping Asia 2011. The inaugural event begins today, 16th November and will end on 18th November 2011, at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.

The new event aims to unlock the region’s potential as Asia emerges as the industry’s next major growth market. “Globalization of the cruise passenger is one of the key areas of growth for the cruise market,” said Michael Kazakoff, vice president, UBM International Media. “As the industry expands from a North American base to passengers worldwide, we see Asia’s growing number of passengers as a strong indication that this region will continue to expand.”

The event include a tradeshow and conference program focusing on the Asian cruise market. “The arrival of this major cruise event in Asia underscores the growing recognition of this market’s strong potential, and will greatly complement our ongoing efforts in promoting Asia’s cruise industry development,” said Jennifer Yap, spokeswoman for Asia Cruise Association and managing director of Royal Caribbean Cruises (Asia) Pte Ltd. “We look forward to giving our support to and working with the organizers as well as cruise companies and travel agents across Asia to make its debut a success.”

Michael Duck, senior vice president of UBM Asia, said: “We are delighted to bring Cruise Shipping Asia back to Singapore. It has been 10 years since we last organized a cruise event here and today the Asian market is primed for tremendous growth. Singapore has rejuvenated itself in the past few years as an exciting cruise destination and now plays an important role as a platform for the global and regional industry to showcase itself.”

Cruise Shipping Asia’s exhibition also feature product sectors including destinations, itinerary planning, shore excursion services, port and terminal development as well as ship operations, ship services and hotel operations.

Conference sessions led by panels of industry experts aims to highlight and discuss pertinent industry issues.

NEW LEADERSHIP FOR ACI ASIA-PACIFIC

November 2, 2011 – Hong Kong ACI Asia-Pacific announced new leadership for the Regional Office. After leading the Regional Office for five years, Mrs. Maggie Kwok has retired with effect from November 1, 2011 and Mrs. Patti Chau will lead the ACI Asia-Pacific Regional Office as the new Regional Director.

The ACI Asia-Pacific Regional Board has accepted Mrs. Maggie Kwok’s decision on her retirement and expressed their deep gratitude and appreciation for Mrs. Kwok’s years of service to the Regional Office. Ms. Kwok has joined ACI at a very critical time when the ACI Asia and ACI Pacific regions merged. Under her very capable leadership, the two regions have merged successfully in 2008.

Tan Sri Bashir, President of ACI Asia-Pacific said, “Mrs. Kwok has been an effective leader and I have no doubt that the ACI Asia-Pacific Regional Office will benefit far into the future because of the lasting impact of her work. On behalf of the ACI Asia-Pacific Region, I wish her a happy, healthy and prosperous retirement.”

The Regional Board has appointed Mrs. Patti Chau as the new Regional Director at the Board Meeting held on October 31, 2011 in Marrakech, Morocco. Mrs. Chau is a Certified General Accountant who joined the Regional Office in May 2004 and has previously worked in Vancouver Airport Services prior joining ACI.

Mrs. Patti Chau, Regional Director of ACI Asia-Pacific said, “I feel honored to be appointed as the Regional Director of ACI Asia-Pacific, a region that has the most diverse membership and with the fastest growing passenger traffic. To support the growing membership, we will continue our efforts to enhance member services while maintaining the mission of promoting our members’ interests.”

Vladivostok Air connects Singapore to the Russian Far East

SINGAPORE, 21 October 2011 – Singapore Changi Airport today welcomes the arrival of Russian carrier Vladivostok Air. One of Russia’s most established airlines, Vladivostok Air will operate twice-weekly services between Singapore and Vladivostok via Hong Kong. Vladivostok, in the Russian Far East, is the ninth new city link for Changi this year.

With growing trade and tourism ties between Singapore and Russia, the addition of Vladivostok Air to Changi’s network of airlines comes at an opportune time. Since the launch of the Russia-Singapore Business Forum (RSBF)1 in 2006, bilateral trade between the two countries has more than doubled to reach S$5.2 billion2 in 2010.

With several Singapore-based companies already establishing inroads to the Russian Far East, Changi’s new connection to Vladivostok will stimulate further business links between Singapore and Vladivostok as well as the greater Primorsky Krai region – the largest economy in the Russian Far East.

Passenger traffic between Singapore and Russia reached an all-time-high of 65,000 in 2010, representing a 31% growth year-on-year. Singapore also welcomed 55,000 Russian visitors3 in 2010, an increase of 9% compared to 2009. During the first eight months of this year, air traffic movements and visitor arrivals from Russia increased by a further 34% and 5% respectively compared to the same period last year.

Vladivostok Air will operate the A320 aircraft in a two-class configuration on this route. The service will depart Vladivostok International Airport on Tuesday and Friday mornings and arrive in Changi Airport at 1820 hours on the same day. The return flight will depart Changi at 2010 hours and arrive in Vladivostok the following morning. The flight schedule is as follows:

Vladivostok Air’s new service introduces a new holiday destination for Singapore residents. For Russian Far East travellers, a potential market of 6.5 million, Singapore is not only a destination for tourism, medical and education activities, but an excellent transit point to destinations in Southeast Asia and Southwest Pacific.

Mr Yam Kum Weng, Changi Airport Group’s Executive Vice President for Air Hub Development, said, “With the introduction of world-class tourism offerings in Singapore, we are seeing more Russian visitors twinning Singapore with another Southeast Asian destination to create fun-filled ‘city-plus-beach’ holiday experiences. With its extensive network and flight options to Southeast Asia, Changi Airport is a convenient gateway for Russian travellers to reach many renowned resort destinations such as Bintan, Bali and Phuket.

“Vladivostok Air’s entry into the Singapore market is therefore timely to serve the growing demand of Russian travellers wanting to explore Singapore and other parts of Southeast Asia. We look forward to working closely with the airline to sustain and grow this important link between Russia and Singapore.”

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Travel Industry Heavyweights Gather at ITB Asia 2011 To Inaugurate Four New Conferences

SINGAPORE, 19th October 2011 – Messe Berlin (Singapore), organiser of ITB Asia, ‘The Trade Show for the Asian Travel Market’, has officially launched four new conference sessions to this year’s show. These include panel discussions on ‘Loyalty Programmes’, ‘Boutique Hotels’, ‘Women in Action’ and a ‘Business Travel Plenary Session’. Held from 19-21 October in Suntec Singapore, ITB Asia delegates can look forward to a powerful speaker line-up for all four sessions which will take place across the three days of the show.

This year’s conference programme is already the show’s largest line-up to date, with the addition of the inaugural TTG Travel Agent Conference, the Asia for Asia Conference organised by Singapore Tourism Board, as well as the second instalment of the successful ITB Asia Association Day.

“The conference component has always been a key element of ITB Asia’s knowledge-sharing platform and this year’s programme is all set to be even bigger and better with over 3000 minutes of high powered content, about 40% more compared to 2010,” said Nino Gruettke, Executive Director of ITB Asia.

“To ensure that ITB Asia truly represents the travel industry, an exciting and more in-depth programme that will probe into the most relevant issues surrounding the industry this year has been put up. All sessions will be addressed by key industry players who will provide case studies and share first hand experiences and valuable insights not only from the Asia Pacific region but from around the world,” added Gruettke.

The conference programme kick-off on the first day of the show with a keynote speech from Paul Brown, Hilton Worldwide’s President of Global Brands & Commercial Services, who will address the impact of demography and technology on MICE business in Asia.

The panel on loyalty programmes held on the same day is represented by industry heavyweights that include Paul Kerr, President & CEO of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, Robert M. Rush, President & CEO of LRA Worldwide, a leading global research and consulting company focused on customer experience management, Maria Taylor, Vice President Loyalty and Direct Sales, Asia Pacific for Accor, Sung-A Hong from Starwood’s Loyalty and Partner Marketing division, Alfie Yee, Director of Marketing, Asia Pacific, Hilton Worldwide and Sim Beng Koon, Regional Director of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE).

“Delegates will learn the key to getting the balance right when executing loyalty programmes from these industry experts. They will also learn how to stay relevant to travellers’ needs,” added Gruettke.

The session on boutique hotels which will feature speakers from some of the best brands in the business, including Small Luxury Hotels of the World, Wanderlust, New Majestic, Hotel 1929, The Scarlet Hotel, W Hotels Worldwide and Design Hotels. In this discussion, boutique hotel industry leaders will share some of their trade secrets and big chains will also reveal their strategies on countering competition from the niche players.

The Business Travel Plenary session will include research findings on ‘The Economic Impact of Business Travel in Asia Pacific’ by Adam Sacks, Managing Director of Tourism Economics. The company designs market strategy models, tourism policy recommendations, tourism forecasting models, and tourism economic impact studies. This session will take place on the second day of the show, 20 October.

The final conference session which is scheduled to take place on 21 October, will put the spotlight on female travel leaders. These ‘Women in Action’ will share the stories of their journeys, what they have done to achieve success and their vision for the future of travel and tourism. Speakers confirmed so far for this panel include Claire Chiu, Director of Business Development from Warwick International Hotels, Jeanette Ho, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Raffles Fairmont Hotels, Aya Aso, President & CEO of Agora Hospitalities who manages the Nojiriko Hotel EL BOSCO, a boutique resort hotel in Nagano Prefecture, Japan and Barbara Gallay, President, FROSCH New York. Gallay also sits on various advisory boards including The Ritz-Carlton, Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, and Starwood Luxury Collection. She was featured in Crain’s ‘Top 100 Businesswomen in New York’ and Forbes’ ‘Top 25 Women in Travel’.

ITB Asia is a unique international platform that unites the travel and tourism industry to exchange valuable insights and business leads; attracting 6,605 attendees and 720 exhibitors from over 60 countries in 2010.

ITB Asia is also a partner event of TravelRave, a mega travel and tourism festival week organised by the Singapore Tourism Board.

For more information on the conferences, please visit www.itb-asia.com.

About ITB Asia 2011

ITB Asia will take place at the Suntec Singapore Exhibition & Convention Centre, 19-21 October, 2011. It is organised by Messe Berlin (Singapore) Pte Ltd and supported by the Singapore Exhibition & Convention Bureau. The event will feature hundreds of exhibiting companies from the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, the Americas, Africa and the Middle East, covering not only the leisure market, but also corporate and MICE travel. ITB Asia 2011 will include exhibition pavilions and tabletop presence for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) providing travel services. Exhibitors from every sector of the industry, including destinations, airlines and airports, hotels and resorts, theme parks and attractions, inbound tour operators, inbound DMCs, cruise lines, spas, venues, other meeting facilities and travel technology companies are all expected to attend. www.itb-asia.com.

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September 2, 2011, Hong Kong – Ms Angela Gittens, Director-General of Airports Council International (ACI) spoke at a conference organized by the Aerospace Forum Asia in Hong Kong today.

Senior executives from the aviation industry including Mr. Stanley Hui, CEO of Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) and Mr. John Slosar, CEO of Cathay Pacific Airways attended the conference together with experts from local concern groups and economists to review arguments for and against the construction of a third runway and associated facilities proposed by AAHK in the Hong Kong International Airport Master Plan 2030.

Ms Gittens started the speech by highlighting the social and economic benefits that travel and tourism industry brings to the society. She then presented ACI’s forecast which showed that Asia-Pacific has recorded, and will continue to record, the strongest growth in both passenger and cargo throughput comparing to other regions in the world. Hong Kong will benefit from the high GDP growth of China and is forecast to reach 100 million passenger throughput by year 2027.

At the same time, Hong Kong faces keen competition from neighboring airports for originating and destination traffic, transit traffic as well as cargo services. Competition also comes from other transport modes, particularly high speed rail. To stay competitive, Ms Gittens suggested that Hong Kong should build capacity to cope with the air traffic growth before the traffic is diverted to other airports.

Ms Gittens added that for any development to be sustainable, it requires the reconciliation of environmental, social and economic demands, the three pillars of sustainability. Aircraft noise, greenhouse gas emissions and local air quality are some of the key areas to be considered regarding environmental concerns. On the subject of greenhouse gas management, Ms Gittens said that ACI has been working closely with the International Civil Aviation Organization in setting energy efficiency goals whereby carbon neutral growth is to be achieved from 2020 and absolute carbon reduction of 50% by 2050.

Ms Gittens concluded her speech with the following message, “Our industry’s growth is inevitable, the question is which airport operators will step up to provide the capacity to meet demand.”

About Airports Council International Asia-Pacific
Airports Council International (ACI), the only worldwide association of airports whose prime purpose is to represent the interests of airports and to promote professional excellence in airport management and operations.
ACI Asia-Pacific, one of the five ACI regions, is based in Hong Kong and represents the interest of 95 members who operate over 480 airports in the Asia-Pacific Region which spans the Middle East, former CIS States, the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent, Northeast and Southeast Asia, Oceania, the Pacific Islands, Hawaii.

Picture 1: Mr Lui Tuck Yew, Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Foreign Affairs delivering his speech at the launch of ‘Our Journey, Our Future’ – The Singapore Aviation Centennial Exhibition

Picture 2: Minister Lui officially opens the exhibition.

Picture 3: Partners in celebration of 100 years of aviation achievements in Singapore
From left to right: Angelica Lim, General Manager (Aerospace and Defence Group), Experia Events Pte Ltd; Tan Pheng Hock, President & CEO, ST Engineering Limited; Choi Shing Kwok, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transport; Mrs Josephine Teo, Minister of State for Finance and Transport; Lui Tuck Yew, Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Foreign Affairs; Lee Hsien Yang, Chairman, Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore; Yap Ong Heng, Director-General, Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore; Tan Lye Teck, Executive Vice-President (Corporate), Changi Airport Group; and Goh Choon Phong, Chief Executive Officer, Singapore Airlines Limited.

Picture 4: Ms Lydia Tan, Director (Corporate Communications), Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore; shows Minister Lui and Mrs Josephine Teo the aviation milestones on iPads during the tour of the exhibition.

Picture 5: Our Journey, Our Future – The Singapore Aviation Centennial Exhibition is at Changi Airport, Terminal 3 Departure Hall, Row 11, and is open daily from 7.00 am to 11.00 pm. Admission is free.

New Delhi, India April 05, 2011: The Airports Authority of India and Delhi International Airport (P) Ltd (DIAL) are playing host for the 6th Airports Council International Asia-Pacific Regional Assembly, Conference & Exhibition, which began in New Delhi today. Over 500 airport executives and business partners from across the Asia Pacific region are participating in this event which is being held for the first time in India.

The conference, “Aviation Business Strategies – Meeting of Minds” will be held from April 5- 8, 2011 at Hotel Taj Palace in New Delhi. The event will see the participation from the chief representatives of some of the world’s best airports including eminent professionals and consultants. These distinguished speakers will share with the participants their views on a wide range of aviation-related issues including Airport Financing Models and Privatization, Aviation Security, Quality of Human Capital and Business Environment of the Future.

Airports Council International (ACI) is the only worldwide association of airports. Established in 1991, ACI represents interests of over 1600 airports around the world. ACI aims to foster cooperation among its member airports and with other partners in the world of aviation, including governmental, airlines and other international organizations such as ICAO. ACI Asia-Pacific regional office, the organizer of the conference, is based in Hong Kong and it represents the interests of 95 members, operating over 480 airports around the Asia-Pacific region.

Mr. V.P.Agrawal Chairman, Airports Authority of India, was happy to note that the initiative taken by AAI by bidding and staking claim to host the event has ultimately seen the light of the day. Mr. Agrawal opined that it was indeed a proud moment for us i.e. along with DIAL to host the event for the first time ever in our country, especially since AAI being the mainstay of Civil Aviation in India. AAI has successfully faced the challenge upfront which had since emerged with the unprecedented growth that was witnessed by the aviation sector. We not only embarked upon an ambitious plan of modernizing / upgradation of 58 airports and CNS-ATM systems but also, ensured that culmination of this humongous task would get manifested in India getting world class airports and airspace management system.. Chairman AAI, welcomed friends from ACI, ACI Asia-Pacific & from the world’s best airports to this Assembly. He had not an iota of doubt that all the delegates would return with warm memories of their stay in Delhi in particular and the trip to India in general.

Commenting on the occasion, Mr. P.S. Nair, CEO Corporate, GMR Airports said, “This is the ideal time to host such a prestigious event in Delhi, as our Terminal 3 is ready and all geared up to welcome senior airport professionals from across the Asia Pacific. T3 will showcase India’s ability to develop airports of truly international standards. T3 today symbolizes the resurgence of Indian aviation in the global scenario, and we see our vision for developing a passenger and cargo hub at Delhi, being realized in the not too distant future. We welcome senior leaders of the world’s best airports to this Assembly, and are sure that they will take back with them warm memories of their stay in Delhi.”

At the press conference held today Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad Abdul Majid, President, ACI Asia-Pacific and Managing Director, Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad, said, “I would like to express our special thanks to our hosts for bringing us to New Delhi, a fascinating city in one of the world’s greatest civilizations and for providing us tremendous support to ACI Asia-Pacific in organizing this event. We are very excited to be in this part of the world where fast growing air traffic is creating many opportunities for us. With the many Greenfield airports being built and airport expansion plans being undertaken in India and other parts of the Asia-Pacific, ACI is ready to take on the challenge to serve the fast growing airport community and the travelling public in India. We will remain committed to advancing the collective interests of the world’s airports and promote professional excellence in airport management and operations.”

The highlight of this Conference, the ACI ASQ Awards Ceremony will be held at the Gala Dinner on Thursday, April 7, 2011, where the Best Airports for 2010 will be honoured. GMR’s Hyderabad airport (GHIAL) will receive the Award for being the World’s Number 1 airport in its category of 5-15 million passengers per annum. Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) has also been rated as the 4th Best in the 25-40 million passengers per annum category.

About Airports Council International: Airports Council International (ACI), the only worldwide association of airports whose prime purpose is to represent the interests of airports and to promote professional excellence in airport management and operations. ACI Asia-Pacific, one of the five ACI regions, is based in Hong Kong and represents the interest of 95 members who operate over 480 airports in the Asia-Pacific Region which spans the Middle East, former CIS States, the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent, Northeast and Southeast Asia, Oceania, the Pacific Islands, Hawaii.

About AAI: Airports Authority of India (AAI) ever since its inception i.e. 01 April,1995 has been the leader in building airport infrastructure across the length & breath of this vast country with diverse cultures & terrains, which included remote far flung corners both on main land & islands. AAI manages 115 airports including 23 Civil Enclaves & also provides CNS-ATM facilities / services at 11 other i.e. non AAI airports. AAI is also responsible for managing the entire Indian airspace measuring 2.8 million nautical sq. miles which covers the Bay of Bengal & Arabian Sea, as designated by ICAO. Modernization of Chennai / Kolkata airports along with another 58 airports has been undertaken. The other 58 airports include 35 non-metro airports & 23 airports in the 3 tier cities of our country. In area of CNS-ATM, AAI has taken up & drawn Master Plan for implementation of FANS (Future Air Navigation System), it also includes Modern Radar coverage with ADS-B Multilateration, transiting from both Voice Communication & Ground Based Navigation to Digital Communication & Satellite Based Navigation i.e. GAGAN (Indian SBAS) respectively. GAGAN, satellite navigation system launched by AAI is the 4th such system in the world after USA, Europe and Japan..Also on the anvil is Integrated ATM Automation Network, SWIM (System Wide Information Management) & Separation Management System.

About DIAL: Delhi International Airport (P) Ltd (DIAL) is a joint venture company; comprising the GMR Group, Airports Authority of India, Fraport and Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad. DIAL is working towards the modernization and restructuring of the Delhi Airport. The project being developed by DIAL under Public Private Partnership has been given the mandate to finance, design, build, operate and maintain the Delhi Airport for 30 years with an option to extend it by another 30 years.

SINGAPORE, 27 March 2011 – Changi Airport Group (CAG) and the Henan Civil Aviation Development and Construction Committee (HCADCC) today marked a significant milestone in their cooperation as the inaugural flight connecting Zhengzhou to Singapore arrived at Changi Airport Terminal 1 this afternoon.

The inaugural flight from Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan Province, follows the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding by CAG and HCADCC in November 2010 to develop air connectivity between Singapore and cities in Henan.

Xiamen Airlines will operate the daily Zhengzhou-Xiamen-Singapore flight on a 169- seater B738 aircraft in a two-class configuration. The details are as follows:

Xiamen Airlines already has two daily services to Singapore – from Tianjin (via Xiamen) and Hangzhou (via Fuzhou). The addition of Zhengzhou to Changi’s network brings to six the number of new city links to China established since January 2010, following Guilin, Shantou, Hefei, Qingdao and Nanning.

Passenger traffic between Singapore and China has shown promising signs of growth. In 2010, some 3.38 million passengers travelled between the two countries, an increase of 16% over 2009. In particular, traffic between Singapore and secondary cities in China grew 22% over the same period. With the addition of Xiamen Airlines’ flights to Zhengzhou, some 430 weekly scheduled flights will connect Changi Airport to 26 Chinese cities, reinforcing Singapore’s position as the most connected Southeast Asian city to China.

Changi Airport Group’s Chief Executive Officer, Lee Seow Hiang said, “We congratulate Xiamen Airlines on its inaugural flight from Zhengzhou to Singapore. This would not have been possible without the strong support of The People’s Government of Henan Province, Xiamen Airlines and Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport. We look forward to deepening our partnership with the Henan Civil Aviation Development and Construction Committee to promote sustainable traffic growth between Singapore and Henan.”

Apart from having one of the fastest growing economies among China’s six Central Provinces (Anhui, Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Jianxi and Shanxi), Henan is home to attractions such as the Shaolin Temple and the Yellow River. “With the connection to Zhengzhou, Singaporeans will now have the opportunity to visit the Henan region, which is rich in cultural and tourism attractions,” added Mr Lee.

Besides establishing direct flights between Singapore and Henan, CAG and HCADCC will work together to support airlines and promote air routes. Both parties will also support their respective tourism authorities in promoting bilateral tourism flows and strengthening tourism links through joint marketing efforts.

Asia’s largest and one of world’s top three aerospace and defence exhibitions promises to deliver more business opportunities for industry players as the show scales greater heights in 2012.

10 February 2011 – The biennial Singapore Airshow, set to return from 14 to 19 February 2012, aims to reinforce its role as the choice platform for defence and civil aviation leaders and industry players to build relationships and explore valuable business opportunities by providing an engaging and holistic experience to all participants.

To date, almost 80% of Singapore Airshow 2012 exhibition space, has already been confirmed, underscoring its importance as a “must-attend aerospace and defence event” in the global industry calendar.

Returning exhibitors for Singapore Airshow 2012 include major industry leaders like Airbus, Boeing, EADS, Finmeccanica, Raytheon, Rolls Royce, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, ST Engineering and MTU. As a reflection of their positive experiences in the last show, IRKUT, B/E Aerospace will be expanding their exhibition space. Daimler and Ryca will be joining the event as first time participants in the land defence pavilion.

With the theme, ‘Big Show, Big Opportunities’, Singapore Airshow 2012 is primed to be a platform for insightful exchanges of ideas among industry’s finest minds, strategic networking opportunities with key players and will offer invaluable showcases of the newest and leading innovations, tailored to respond to the ever-changing industry trends and market demands which create an avenue for conducive business prospects. In addition to the latest exhibits of aerospace and defence technology, participants can maximize their experience through activities such as business forums, high-level strategic conferences and procurement networking forums.

Reflecting the pulse of the industry, two pavilions, namely Unmanned Systems Pavilion and Land Defence Pavilion will be highlights of Singapore Airshow 2012. Making its debut in the show, both pavilions will represent two key sectors that are expected to experience high growth, particularly in the Asia Pacific region, in the short to medium term.

With a multitude of exhibits and programmes where key decision makers and aviation leaders meet, Singapore Airshow 2012 will provide participants with the experience of a global marketplace at one convenient location.

About Singapore Airshow

Singapore Airshow is organised and managed by Singapore Airshow & Events Pte Ltd (SAe) and serves as a global marketplace and networking powerhouse for the world’s aviation community. Singapore Airshow also features a series of high level conferences dedicated to leading players in the global aviation industry – Singapore Airshow Aviation Leadership Summit (SAALS) and the Asia Pacific Security Conference (APSEC).

For more information, you can visit: www.singaporeairshow.com.sg