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SINGAPORE AIRSHOW 2024 DEEPENS FOCUS ON SUSTAINABILITY AS AVIATION SECTOR
REBOUND EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS


Singapore, 18 February 2024:

Singapore Airshow is taking a bold step towards sustainability as it embraces
clearer skies and welcomes a significantly larger gathering of international
exhibitors. Returning to a full-scale edition, the event is set to make a strong
comeback from 20-25 February 2024 with over 1,000 participating companies from
more than 50 countries/ regions, and the return of Weekend@Airshow (formerly
known as Public Days).

This year’s lineup is extensive, with 90% of the top 20 global aviation
companies in attendance; including well-known exhibitors like Airbus, AVIC, BAE
Systems, Boeing, Bombardier, COMAC, Dassault, GE Aerospace, General Dynamics,
Honeywell, L3Harris, Leonardo, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Rolls-Royce,
RTX, Safran, ST Engineering, Textron Aviation, and Thales; making the event a
truly global gathering. Moreover, there will be 16 country pavilions of which
China, the Czech Republic and Korea be first-time country pavilions.

As a platform that fosters collaboration and helps chart a transformative course
for the aerospace and defence industry, this ninth edition of the Singapore
Airshow will see industry leaders, government officials, and military
delegations converge at Changi Exhibition Centre to engage in discussions,
exchange ideas, and drive strategic conversations on sustainable aviation.

Spectacular flying displays will delight visitors – both trade and families –
who will relish seeing the largest number of foreign flying teams performing
their aerobatic manoeuvres, as well checking out firsts such as the Indian Air
Force’s Sarang aerobatic team; the C919, a narrow-body airliner and the ARJ21
regional jet developed by Chinese aircraft manufacturer COMAC, which will make
their maiden participation at this edition of Singapore Airshow.

Sustainability at the core of Singapore Airshow 2024
As the aviation industry adapts to the challenges posed by climate change,
Singapore Airshow 2024 stands as a beacon of innovation and collaboration,
taking the event’s inclusion of the sustainability message to the next level
with a series of strategic forums as well as exhibits. From electric vertical
take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOLs) by Eve Air Mobility and Wisk Aero to
Neste with sustainable aviation fuel, the event will also showcase a slew of
sustainable aviation solutions that are commercially ready or in development, to
enable collaborations and new partnerships that are key to the broader adoption
and scalability of sustainable solutions.

Sustainability and Innovation
AeroForum, Singapore Airshow’s thought-leadership platform, will anchor the
event’s commitment to sustainability, diving deep into the industry’s most
pressing issues. In collaboration with renowned consultancy McKinsey & Company,
the Sustainable Aviation Forum brings together two panels of experts including
business leads from Airbus, Boeing, Cathay Pacific and Neste to explore the
challenges and opportunities of achieving net-zero emissions in the skies. The
discussions revolve around crucial topics such as regulatory regimes,
technological advancements, and collaborative research and development
initiatives aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of the aviation sector.

Oliver Plogmann, Partner, Singapore, McKinsey & Company noted, “As a platform
for the aviation and aerospace sector, Singapore Airshow is a catalyst for
collaboration on a global scale. With the commitment of the industry to be net
zero by 2050, such platforms are imperative as they bring together the ideas,
innovation, and new technologies that will propel the industry towards a more
sustainable future. We are pleased to contribute to the discussions on
sustainable aviation technologies with the industry at Singapore Airshow 2024,
as they chart the way forward.”

McKinsey will also lead a breakfast discussion with the Director General of the
Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, Mr Han Kok Juan, on the subject of
sustainability, and the role that the sector in the Asia Pacific region can play
as it transforms to meet the 2050 goal.

A further three sessions in AeroForum will dive into other key areas which
include innovation in the industry.

• Aviation CEO Forum: A collaborative endeavour with FlightGlobal, this forum
convenes senior executives from BOC Aviation, CFM International as well as
RiyadhAir and ZipAir Tokyo to debate on the pace of recovery, business
resilience, network, and fleet optimisation, and the uptake of sustainable
aviation solutions around the world.

• Advanced Air Mobility: In partnership with Alton Aviation Consultancy, this
series of four panel discussions will spotlight Advanced Air Mobility (AAM), a
new and emerging mode of air transportation that has the potential to
revolutionise the way we move people and goods, with input from Air Asia, Archer
Aviation, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, Eve Air Mobility, Lilium,
Vertical Aerospace and Wisk Aero.

• China-Singapore Bilateral Aviation Forum: Presented in partnership with the
Chinese Society of Aeronautics and Astronautics (CSAA) and Association of
Aerospace Industries (Singapore) (AAIS), two panel discussions will focus on
innovation and international cooperation, MRO and advanced manufacturing with
panellists from AAR Group, Auxitrol Weston, Commercial Aircraft Corporation of
China and Eaton Aerospace.

Leck Chet Lam, Managing Director of Experia, organiser of Singapore Airshow 2024
said, “As the aviation sector returns with a strong growth trajectory, the
global platform and vibrant marketplace that Singapore Airshow offers will be
critical as the industry seeks the solutions, ideas and partners that will help
it navigate the challenges ahead. With over 1,000 participating companies and
more than 50,000 trade visitors expected, we’ve been mindful to ensure that our
programming also offers attendees the opportunity to engage with industry
thought leaders in key discussions and to that end our AeroForum series has been
curated to delve into the areas of Advanced Air Mobility, Sustainability as well
as international co-operation.”

Singapore Airshow’s commitment to sustainability extends through the entire
event’s operations. For the first time, it has partnered with Hyundai Motor
Group Innovation Center Singapore, who will provide a fleet of IONIQ 5 electric
vehicles for delegates attending the event. Not only is the IONIQ 5 an
eco-friendly mode of transportation, it is also assembled locally in Singapore,
underlining Hyundai’s shared vision of sustainable mobility for the future. Also
for the first time, Singapore Airshow has also partnered with CarbonClick, a New
Zealand based technology company providing carbon offsetting solutions for
businesses and individuals, to enable attendees to offset the environmental
impact of their travel in a simple, transparent and meaningful way through
purchasing high-quality carbon offsets to fund climate projects such as native
reforestation and clean energy development.

Innovation
Innovation will also take centrestage at Singapore Airshow 2024. As part of its
commitment to foster innovation and support the industry’s drive towards
transformation, What’s Next@Singapore Airshow, has partnered with Starburst, the
world’s first global aerospace and defence start-up accelerator, to showcase
revolutionary technologies by 41 talented start-ups from more than 15 countries/
regions including Australia, India, Netherlands, Singapore, Slovakia, Spain, the
United States, and the United Kingdom. Potential investors, accelerators, and
corporate partners can expect to hear concepts in innovative technologies that
span sustainability, dual-use applications and digitalisation.

Cultivating the talent pipeline
Beyond strategic conversations and cutting-edge tech showcases, Singapore
Airshow aims to provide a platform to groom qualified talent in the aerospace
and defence sector. AeroCampus expects to host over 3,000 students from
secondary schools and tertiary institutions, with programmes that span career
talks and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) workshops by
Rolls Royce; and Student Ambassador Programmes organised by Bell, Civil Aviation
Authority of Singapore, Hope Technik, Lufthansa Technik, Republic of Singapore
Air Force, and Rolls Royce. In addition, the Endeavor Space Challenge, which
runs in collaboration with Science Centre Singapore and US-based Kallman
Worldwide; and the Innovation Hangar Challenge which is a collaboration with
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) also returns to engage with the next
generation of young talents and help them gain insights on the breath of
opportunities available in the sector.

Perks at the Singapore Airshow
Trade and family visitors to the Singapore Airshow can also enjoy various perks
through AeroPerks, a proprietary rewards programme created in appreciation for
all who attend. It offers over 70 uniquely local and sustainable brands that are
thoughtfully curated across six categories in retail, wellness, local
experiences, attractions, F&B and hospitality. Attendees can enjoy exclusive
discounts and enjoy unforgettable experiences that extend beyond the conclusion
of the event simply by showing their Singapore Airshow 2024 trade pass or public
tickets at the point of sale. AeroPerks features local and sustainable merchants
across categories such as Hot Deals, Local Flavours (including brands like
Killiney Coffee and The Golden Duck), and Sustainable Deals (such as Pecobag and
Pod Labs).

Family-friendly fun at the Singapore Airshow 2024
The return of the highly anticipated Weekend@Airshow segment (formerly known as
Public Days), on 24 and 25 February, after a four-year hiatus adds an extra
layer of excitement to the event. This family-friendly experience will see the
public enjoy aviation wonders firsthand, including the high-speed precision
manoeuvres by aerobatic flying teams, and check out static displays of the
latest military aircraft. Fans, young and not so young will also be able to meet
and get autographs of pilots after the flying displays at Weekend@Airshow.
Meet and greet with Singapore Airshow’s Mascots, Leo and Leonette as well as a
variety of Cosplayers will make for cool selfies and wefies, while music
performed by Pacific Air Forces Band from the United States will entertain and
engage visitors through the two days. Activities planned for kids also include
airplane-making with recycled cardboard, photo-booth, temporary tattoos etc .
All up, there will be lots to see, do and enjoy at the much-awaited
Weekend@Airshow.

Flying Display timings

The flying displays will be held once a day at 12:30pm on 20 February, 11:30am
on 21 and 22 February; while during Weekend@Airshow (formerly known as Public
Days), it will be held twice a day at 11:30am and 2:30pm on 24 and 25 February.
Members of the public can also view the flying displays via a livestream at
Singapore Airshow 2024 (singaporeairshowlive.gov.sg). However, these schedule
and timings are subject to changes and attendees are advised to check the
Singapore Airshow website for the latest update.



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