Welcome to AAIS eCentre !

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, the AAIS aims to assist aerospace companies in growing existing businesses as well as developing new businesses / partnerships regionally & globally.   To drive this growth the 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.

Airshow a test of Recovery
- The Straits Times, 21 Jun 2009, By Maria Almenoar

PARIS - AS THE curtains came down on the 48th International Paris Airshow on Sunday, all eyes turned to Singapore, the host of the next global airshow. To be held from Feb 2 to 7, it will be used by the industry as an indicator of the recovery of the global economy. Aviation industry players at the Paris show already indicated that their expectations for the worst were over and expressed optimism that the market would rebound by next year.

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New tenant at Aerospace Park
- The Straits Times, 16 Jun 2009, By Maria Almenoar

PARIS - SELETAR Aerospace Park has secured a new tenant in leading helicopter manufacturer Eurocopter. It will take up an 8,200-sq-m space there from the third quarter of next year, and share the neighbourhood with aviation names like Rolls-Royce, Pratt & Whitney, Singapore Technologies Aerospace and Jet Aviation, which have committed to taking up lots in the park. 

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Prospects for aerospace business robust over long term
- Channel News Asia, 29 May 2009
 
SINGAPORE: Transport Minister Raymond Lim said the prospects for the aerospace business are robust over the long term.

He said the total revenue for the aerospace Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) industry is expected to triple to US$66 billion by 2030.

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Outlook for aerospace good
The Straits Times, May 29, 2009 By Karamjit Kaur

THE aviation industry may be going through turbulent times but the mid to long-term prospects for Asia's aerospace sector are strong.

Last year, total revenues for the Asia-Pacific region hit US$22 billion and this is expected to triple by 2030, said Transport Minister Raymond Lim.

Speaking at an industry event at the Raffles Town Club on Friday night, he added that the total aircraft fleet in the region was also expected to jump more than 50 per cent.

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Aerospace output here hits record
Lim Hng Kiang urges suppliers to hone their competitive edge in current downturn
The Business Times, 28 May 2009, by Nisha Ramchandani

SINGAPORE'S aerospace industry chalked up record output of more than $7 billion last year - a rise from $6.89 billion in 2007 - according to preliminary figures from the Economic Development Board.

'Despite the current slowdown, confidence in the aerospace sector remains strong,' Trade and Industry Minister Lim Hng Kiang said at the opening of the inaugural Aerospace Supplier Exchange (ASX), a regional conference and exhibition that kicked off yesterday morning.

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Aerospace posts record $7b
The Straits Times, May 27, 2009 By Karamjit Kaur

DESPITE a slowdown in the aviation industry towards the end of last year, Singapore's aerospace sector posted a record output of more than $7 billion in 2008.

But business was hit and while the final numbers are not out yet, the growth over 2007 is believed to be under 5 per cent. Total output grew 10.4 per cent in 2007 to $6.9 billion.

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AAIS now has a fully-equipped training room that will meet all your training and conference needs. Able to seat up to 20 comfortably, with a mounted overhead projector and glass panel boards to facilitate discussions, it is a perfect offsite location for your training and meeting needs. We’re just a few minutes walk from Expo MRT Station, and near key ECP & PIE exits.

Open to members & non-members, click here for more information!