Aircraft
Singapore Airshow Bounces Back To Full Strength
Singapore Airshow 2024 returns to pre-pandemic levels
Korean Black Eagles at  Singapore Airshow 2024
One of a number of international display teams gracing the skies over Singapore is the South Korean "Black Eagles" aerial demonstration team, which flies the Korea Aerospace Industries T-50B advanced trainer. © David McIntosh/AIN

Singapore Airshow organizers are heralding a strong comeback for the 2024 edition following the smaller, curtailed shows in 2020 and 2022 during the Covid-19 crisis. “It’s been a long six years since we last had a full-scale Singapore Airshow, but we’re back,” said the managing director of event organizer Experia, Leck Chet Lam, who went on to explain that this year’s edition has recovered to the pre-pandemic levels of the 2018 show.

About 90 percent of the world’s top aerospace companies are exhibiting, and the show features 16 country pavilions that include China, the Czech Republic, and South Korea for the first time. More than 1,000 companies from 50 countries are participating, with trade visitors expected to number around 50,000.