New highlights at Asian Aerospace 2007
  • Asian Aerospace 2007 will present an important international Congress, offering exhibitors and delegates three days of networking and educational opportunities. (Congress programme)

  • Special showcase in key areas, or Pavilions, of commercial aerospace products/services particularly relevant to Asia-Pacific aviation over the next 20 years such as Training/Simulation; Maintenance Repair Overhaul (MRO); Airport Infrastructure and Services; Air Cargo (Air Freight Asia); Supply Chain Management; Air Traffic Management and Rotor Wings will be featured.

  • 3 key commercial aviation events will be located alongside Asian Aerospace 2007. These events will bring even more top international and regional commercial aviation buyers, suppliers and specialists to this strictly B2B cost-effective four-day event.
 
  • Air Freight Asia 2007(AFA) – The Air Freight Asia Conference and Exhibition event organised previously by Asian Media Pte Ltd was recently acquired by Reed Exhibitions. The event will bring together global players in the freight market, the region's major carriers, plus leading economic and technology experts to analyse the opportunities in the Asia Pacific cargo market and discuss the key issues affecting development and growth.

  • Aircraft Interiors Expo Asia 2007 – The earlier announced event organized by UKIP Media & Events, was also recently acquired by Reed Exhibitions. The co-location will draw even more commercial aviation buyers, from this specialist sector which has huge influence on the marketing edge of any airline and aircraft operator.

  • Asia-Pacific Aviation Training Symposium(APATS@AA) - The Halldale APATS 2007@AA Symposium will zero in on innovative and cost-effective training as the foundation of airline growth in the Asia Pacific region, given the shortage of trained personnel and the training need created by the tremendous growth of these airline fleets.


  • Asian Aerospace 2007 will introduce Asia's inaugural Airline Business Club, in association with Airline Business magazine, the world's premier business publication for senior airline executives. Located within the exhibition itself, the Airline Business Club will be the base for key airline executives throughout the four day event, facilitating business discussions with exhibitors.
 
  • Exhibitors will be able to book business/hospitality suites within the exhibition area. These will be located on the perimeters of the floor plan, where exhibitors can host their important VIPs and guests. This will be a less costly alternative to the regular chalets offered at traditional air shows.