Singapore is relaxing around its new airshow
In just over three months, on February 19, the renamed Singapore Airshow will open at a brand new purpose-built site, with a new dress code for professiona

In just over three months, on February 19, the renamed Singapore Airshow will open at a brand new purpose-built site, with a new dress code for professional visitors and a new organization behind the scenes.

Work started at the beginning of 2006 on the new 60-acre site and its 430,000-square-foot air-conditioned exhibit hall at Changi North. The 200 chalets overlook the 970,000-square foot static park, with roof gardens to help make the most of the equatorial ambience. And–strictly in the interests of business, naturally—the organizers encourage men to abandon their formal neckwear in favor of open-neck shirts.

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