In Association with:

Singapore Airshow

Singapore Airshow is Asia's largest and one of the world’s top three aerospace and defence exhibitions. The show serves as a marketplace and strategic networking platform that provides an engaging and holistic experience for the world’s aviation community, including key political and military leaders.

Singapore Airshow also features a series of high level conferences dedicated to leaders in the global aviation industry – Singapore Airshow Aviation Leadership Summit (SAALS) and the Asia Pacific Security Conference (APSEC).

Experia Events Pte Ltd (formerly Singapore Airshow & Events Pte Ltd) is the organiser of Singapore Airshow.

For more information about us, please visit:
Singapore Airshow
Experia Events Pte Ltd

Supporting Organisations:

Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore) (AAIS)

The Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore), AAIS, a non-profit organisation, was founded in Feb 2003 and is registered with the Singapore Registry of Societies. The AAIS is dedicated to promote competitiveness within Singapore's aerospace industries.

Working with its partners Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB); Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA); International Enterprise Singapore (IE Singapore) and SPRING Singapore, AAIS aims to assist aerospace companies in growing existing businesses as well as developing new businesses / partnerships regionally & globally. To drive this growth, AAIS endeavours to provide leadership by facilitating strategies in innovation competitiveness, technical standards and accreditation. The AAIS also serves as a forum for members to discuss and elevate relevant issues to policy-makers and stakeholders.

SaRC

SaRC aims to be a centre of excellence in satellite engineering research, in particular nano-satellite technology and distributed space mission for remote sensing and communication applications.

The centre was set up using internal funding after NTU has successfully developed a Merlion communication payload and launched it in the Surrey-built UoSat-12 mini-satellite on 21 April 1999. The research and development focus of SaRC covers:

• Research in advanced nano-satellite for distributed space system application
• Research in innovative space science technologies for earth observation and communication applications

SaRC has the following facilities for space projects:

• Satellite design laboratories with various design and simulation CAE/CAD tools
• Satellite engineering laboratories with various tests, measurement and prototyping equipment
• Class 5K clean room facility for assembly and integration of Space Level Electronics and Assembly
• Basic thermal test and vacuum test chambers
• Mission control groundstation facilities

Economic Development Board Singapore

The Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) is the lead government agency for planning and executing strategies to enhance Singapore's position as a global business centre. EDB dreams, designs and delivers solutions that create value for investors and companies in Singapore. EDB's mission is to create for Singapore, sustainable economic growth with vibrant business and good job opportunities. 'Host to Home' articulates how EDB is sharpening its economic development strategies to position Singapore for the future. It is about extending Singapore's value proposition to businesses not just to help them improve their bottom line, but also to help them grow their top line through establishing strategic activities in Singapore to drive their business, innovation and talent objectives. EDB is building on existing strengths and adding new capabilities to enable Singapore to become a 'Home for Business', a 'Home for Innovation' and a 'Home for Talent' for companies.

Centre for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing (CRISP)

CRISP is a research centre funded by the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR). Located on the National University of Singapore, CRISP operates a ground station which tracks, receives and processing data from remote sensing satellites for various applications. The list of satellites CRISP currently receives includes SPOT-2, 4, 5, ERS-2, TERRA, AQUA and IKONOS. CRISP will also be receiving the most advanced 0.5m resolution commercial satellites GeoEye-1 and WorldView-1 satellites in the near future. CRISP also actively conducts research on very high resolution optical satellite data, hyper spectral remote sensing data and microwave remote sensing data. Users can browse the CRISP imagery archive at http://crisp.nus.edu.sg

The Singapore Exhibition & Convention Bureau (SECB)

SECB is a group of the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) that aims to establish Singapore as a dynamic business events destination where people, technology and ideas converge to create great value for customers. As the lead government agency for the business events sector in Singapore, SECB assists business event organisers, corporations and associations by providing comprehensive and impartial information on Singapore’s meeting and exhibition facilities, incentive venues and industry partners. For more information, please visit www.visitsingapore.com