| Monthly Updates: March 2024 |
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AAIS Forges New KOSME Partnership and Renews Commitment with GIFAS
As part of AAIS' ongoing efforts to expand our global networks and promote innovation and collaboration across borders, AAIS recently signed two Memoranda of Understanding with GIFAS of France and KOSME of South Korea. |
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On 20 March 2024, AAIS joined hands with the Korean SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME) through an MOU aimed at catalysing business synergies between AAIS members and Korean SMEs and startups. The MOU was signed by Mr Kang Seog Jin, President of KOSME, and AAIS President Mr Wong Yue Jeen, during the former's visit to Seletar Aerospace Park. |
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On 20 February, AAIS welcomed Mr Frederic Parisot, Managing Director of GIFAS, the French aerospace association, to the Singapore Pavilion at the Singapore Airshow. During this meeting, AAIS and GIFAS renewed our association ties by signing an MOU renewal, reaffirming our dedication to collaborative endeavours in innovation and knowledge exchange. |
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Aerospace Open Innovation Challenge 2024
The Aerospace Open Innovation Challenge (AOIC) 2024 presents 12 Challenge Statements from 7 global aerospace companies spanning digitalisation, productivity and sustainability. AOIC aims to be a platform for startups and SMEs to trial and scale your solutions for validated use cases in collaborations with key industry players.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to participate and benefit from over $700K in grants and funding support, mentorship, co-development and pilot opportunities! Sign up and join the challenge! |
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SG Aerospace Industry Solar Adoption Report 2023
AAIS and JTC have released the latest edition of the Singapore Aerospace Industry Solar Adoption Report. First published in 2021, the report tracks solar adoption in aerospace facilities in Singapore. SAISAR 2023 demonstrates significant progress in solar deployment by Singapore aerospace companies, as part of industry’s collective efforts towards reducing its carbon footprint. |
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Welcome to Our New AAIS Members
Join us in welcoming our latest members: Reetz (Pte. Ltd.) (Ordinary); and Nandina Remanufacturing Pte Ltd (Associate). |
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Reetz is an aviation service and solutions provider offering efficient, cost-effective and multi-aviation related services, including robotics and AI. It aims to be a predominant and consistent industry leader facilitating Aircraft and Engine sale & leaseback solutions, parts distribution as well as exclusive MRO representations. |
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Nandina REM delivers sustainable low-carbon materials to aircraft manufacturing suppliers. Its deep tech platform enables manufacturers to cut up to 90% embodied carbon emissions in their end products as well as unlock climate financing to lower the cost of capital in decarbonising their operations. |
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Singapore Airshow 2024: The AAIS Wrap-Up
Singapore Airshow was a global stage for AAIS to showcase the strengths of the Singapore aerospace industry. Highlighting our industry's recovery and $15 billion output in 2023, AAIS positioned Singapore companies as ideal partners for regional growth, encouraging partnership and collaboration to capitalise on opportunities in the Asia-Pacific markets. |
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Driving Industry Conversations We kicked off Airshow Week by partnering with A*STAR to co-organise the Singapore Aerospace Technology Leadership Forum 2024. This first-class thought-leadership event gathered nine Chief Technology Officers from global aerospace corporations. Panel discussions explored groundbreaking concepts and thought-provoking discussions shaping the future of aviation. |
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In our first collaboration with the Chinese Society of Aeronautics and Astronautics (CSAA), AAIS co-hosted the China-Singapore Bilateral Aviation Forum on 22nd February. With the anticipated growth of commercial aviation in Asia-Pacific in the coming decades, the event underscored the tremendous potential for international industry cooperation. |
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Singapore SMEs Shine: The Singapore Pavilion AAIS facilitated the Singapore Pavilion, which buzzed with activity from Day 1. With 27 exhibitors, the Pavilion was the biggest contingent of Singapore SMEs at this event to date. Exhibitors showcased the ecosystem’s strengths and attracted the attention of attendees and VIPs with notable visitors including DPM Heng Swee Keat, SMS Zaqy Mohamad, MOS Alvin Tan and several other senior government officials, as well as military and business delegations. |
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Making and Deepening Connections The Airshow was also ripe grounds for deepening connections and exploring new partners and collaborators. AAIS hosted an International Networking Lunch on Day 2 at the Seletar-themed JTC booth. The luncheon saw exciting announcements, with attendees comprising AAIS members, partners, Singapore Pavilion exhibitors, and visiting delegates from Australia, Canada, France and Japan. |
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The event witnessed the launch of the Aerospace Open Innovation Challenge (AOIC), an initiative by Enterprise Singapore and JTC Corporation supported by AAIS and EDB. Through the AOIC, startups and SMEs are invited to provide solutions for 12 challenge statements issued by aerospace corporates in Singapore. |
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AAIS also hosted the signing of a MOU) between the Hague Court of Arbitration for Aviation (HCAA) and the Singapore Int'l Mediation Centre (SIMC). This marks Asia’s first specialised mediation framework for the aviation industry, promising a fast, flexible, and cost-effective mode of dispute resolution. |
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AAIS also took the opportunity to solidify partnerships with like-minded organisations. During the week, we hosted a dinner reception for representatives from the Global Aerospace Cluster Summit, and connected with senior representatives from Aero Montreal, ASTM International and the Royal Aeronautical Society. |
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In the lead-up to and during the event, the Singapore Pavilion and its exhibitors received attention from the media, garnering coverage from mainstream, business, industry, and social media outlets.
We thank Singapore Pavilion exhibitors, agency partners and counterparts, members and all who participated in our activities. We also congratulate partners and members on the strategic partnerships, initiatives, and investments announced during the week, which are set to drive the progress of our aerospace sector.
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Drones and Uncrewed Asia 2024
Drones & Uncrewed Asia 2024 event was held on 6-7 March in conjunction with GeoConnect Asia. AAIS was at the show supporting the Singapore UAS Community and engaging with regulators and industry. Among exhibitors were our community members; Viasat, Avetics Global, Heron AirBridge, SwissDrones, Temasek Polytechnic, Thales and YJP Surveyors. Highlights of the conference sessions include thought-provoking panel discussions on Harmonizing Operational Procedures: Converging Paths Towards Standardization and "How the Asia Pacific Region is Leading the Way in Autonomous Aviation". The event was also marked by the customary Singapore UAS Community drinks reception, co-hosted by Viasat. |
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| Upcoming Industry Activities |
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| A Win-Win Approach to Dispute Resolution: Aviation Mediation | 
| Apr 17, 2024
(2:30 PM - 4:30 PM)
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| In a fast-moving, mission-critical industry like aviation, delays in resolving disputes could cost time, money, and damage valuable relationships. Join us for a seminar exploring mediation as a powerful dispute resolution alternative, with leading experts from the Hague Court of Arbitration for Aviation (HCAA) and the Singapore International Mediation Centre (SIMC). Uncover how mediation delivers faster, more flexible, cost-effective solutions while fostering win-win outcomes to safeguard long-term partnerships. Learn more about the recently inked collaboration between HCAA and SIMC and what it would mean for Singapore as an aviation hub. Register and mark your calendars! Date: Tuesday, 17 April 2024 Time: 2.30pm - 4.30pm Location: Rajah & Tann Singapore, Marina One West Tower Stay tuned for more information on our speakers! | |
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| AAIS Bowling Tournament 2024 is Back! |
| May 11, 2024
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| Get ready to strike at the AAIS Bowling Tournament 2024! Form a team of 4 players (with at least 1 female player), and compete for cash prizes and gifts. Register before 26 April 2024 (Fri) and be part of this friendly competition among AAIS members! *For AAIS/SG UAS Community member companies and non-member aviation/aerospace organisations (subject to approval) only. | |
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ILA Berlin
ILA Berlin 2024, nestled in Berlin—the vibrant heart of Europe, is your gateway to aerospace innovation, new technology, and sustainability. From June 5-9, explore trends in sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), hydrogen technology, eVTOLs for urban mobility, and AI's role in keeping us safe. Berlin's strategic position makes it an ideal base for expanding business in Europe. Join us at #ILA24 to connect with industry leaders and pioneer the future of aerospace. |
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| AAIS Professional Development Courses |
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Shot Peening Applications for Aerospace Qualification Date: 15 to 17 April 2024 Type: Hybrid Classroom Training This is a comprehensive shot peening knowledge and application training programme designed especially for the aerospace manufacturing industry. The course covers all fundamental aspects in the understanding and utilisation of the shot peening process in accordance with aerospace industry requirements. |
FAA Part 145 Safety Assurance Systems Date: 29 & 30 April 2024 Type: Virtual Instructor-Led Training This is a course for the Accountable Manager seeking familiarisation training for FAA-SAS Part 145 Repair Stations. The course covers Part 43, information on EASA special condition requirements, FAA PMA/TSO-A, and FAA Form 8130-3 usage for return to service, and Safety Management Systems (SMS) guidance. |
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EASA Part 145 Maintenance Organisation Approvals Date: 18 & 19 April 2024 Type: Classroom Training This course provides participants with an understanding of the requirements for compliance to EASA Part 145 and CAA Malaysian Part 145 organisation approval. It includes coverage of Maintenance Organisation Exposition (MOE), Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC) and the Guidance Material (GM). |
Drone Security Training Course Bundle (2-6 weeks to complete all 3 courses) Type: On-demand learning This course addresses important issues of governance, regulation, and security that governments, investors, and organisations need to be aware of in using drones. Suitable for professionals and individuals looking to upskill, or hobbyists looking to understand the full range of drone technologies. |
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Check out new articles in our online magazine - Aerospace Singapore (AS) Digital! See updated aviation and aerospace stories and interviews, industry news and pieces written by youth sharing their unique perspectives and passion.
Subscribe to the AS Digital Mailing List for more updates and engaging content! Showcase your announcements, breakthroughs, personalities, news and more! Send your press releases and articles to comms@aais.org.sg |
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Runway 21 Serviced Office
Managed by AAIS, our Serviced Office located in Seletar Aerospace Park provides aerospace start-ups and new-to-Singapore businesses with crucial and relevant support in the early stages of development.
To find out more about available office spaces, services offered and rates, please contact our Business Concierge at +65 6262 5336 or via email at JTCA2bookings@aais.org.sg. |
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