Lau: Singapore Is One of Top-Three Air Shows
“The response to this year’s show has been very positive and we are delighted that the Singapore Airshow continues to be the event of choice for major players from across the aviation spectrum to network, exchange ideas and explore business opportunities,” said Experia managing director Jimmy Lau. Photo by Gregory Polek.
“The response to this year’s show has been very positive and we are delighted that the Singapore Airshow continues to be the event of choice for major players from across the aviation spectrum to network, exchange ideas and explore business opportunities,” said Experia managing director Jimmy Lau. Photo by Gregory Polek.

The Singapore Airshow will retain its world top-three ranking with a 2012 event that will be bigger than any of its predecessors, according to show organizers Experia Events. Covered exhibit space for this year’s show total 50,000 sq m–5 percent bigger than in 2010. Outdoor space spanning 100,000 sq m has been filled with more than 65 aircraft–up from around 50 two years ago.