In the face of changes to the aviation industry landscape, businesses are looking for novel ways to stand out and enhance visibility in the market.
The Asia-Pacific Aviation Directory (APAD) provides just such a platform for aerospace and aviation businesses. Our vision is to become the leading virtual marketplace for companies in the aviation, aerospace and unmanned systems sectors. This is where they can showcase their capabilities, build their business network and pursue opportunities in Asia-Pacific and beyond.
As a supplier, use APAD to showcase and provide updates on your products, certifications, operations and innovations, all to a targeted industry audience. As a procurer, leverage on our comprehensive listing of services to browse, search and review suppliers based on your specific needs.
The global aviation industry is preparing for the dawn of a new era with Asia-Pacific as its centre. We invite you to take this opportunity to grow your business and scale new heights.
In October 2022, the Future Economy Council (FEC) announced the refreshed Aerospace Industry Transformation Map (ITM) 2025, which underscored the Singapore government’s continued commitment to support and grow this industry. Our plan aims to achieve S$4.6 billion in Value-Added (VA) by 2025, a 15% increase over the ITM 2020 target, and restore total employment to pre-pandemic levels by adding 3,000 jobs.
The global aerospace industry faced significant challenges during the Covid-19 pandemic, and Singapore was no exception. During those challenging times, the government provided strong support for the industry to preserve capabilities and a base of skilled talent. Partners like The Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore) (AAIS) played a critical role in supporting our companies and provided valuable feedback to shape the government’s response.
As global air traffic recovers and the aerospace industry turns a corner, these efforts have allowed the industry to bounce back quickly. From January to October 2022, production levels in our aerospace industry increased by 27.8% year-on-year. Industry players are also looking to fill about 3,000 new roles by the end of 2023 to capture new growth opportunities.
Going forward, we will continue to partner leading aerospace companies to build capacity and capability for manufacturing and maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) to capture growth opportunities. To ensure our aerospace companies remain competitive and their capabilities are best-in-class, we will drive the transformation of their Singapore operations through technology, as well as forge partnerships with local Small and Medium Enterprises to develop new manufacturing and MRO technologies.
We also recognise the increasing scrutiny over the environmental impact by aerospace, and we will work with like-minded partners to pre-position Singapore for this shift towards sustainability. With this in mind, we are keen to build up an Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) ecosystem in Singapore, which will be an important entry point for new sustainability-related technologies like electrification. We will work to develop enabling infrastructure and regulatory frameworks for companies to trial, develop, and commercialise AAM technologies in Singapore.
We have weathered the downturn and the outlook for the aerospace industry is bright. Together with AAIS and industry players, we look forward to seizing the opportunities ahead.
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.
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