SINGAPORE --- Asian Aerospace (AA) is on track to reinforce its leadership with an impressive showing of 148 official military and civil delegations from 47 countries at this year's event, surpassing the record of 120 set in AA2002.
The delegations, comprising of more than 600 senior executives, were invited by Singapore's Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Transport and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore. The impressive response is an affirmation of Asian Aerospace's position as one of the world's most influential aerospace and defence show.
The value added positioning of new initiatives and events for AA2004 has generated much value and interest for the prospective international visitors, making this show true to its claim as the most anticipated air show of 2004. Asian Aerospace has also attracted a high turnout of senior management executives from its exhibiting companies, attesting that the show is an excellent business platform to discuss trends in the aviation and aerospace industry and explore strategic alliances.
The event brings together key industry players, government officials, military leaders and senior commercial executives from around the world to network and explore business opportunities.
Asian Aerospace 2004 welcomes 758 exhibitors from 33 countries and over 23,000 trade visitors.
Asian Aerospace is Asia Pacific's foremost aerospace and defence technology exhibition and airshow organised by Asian Aerospace Pte Ltd, a joint-venture company between Reed Exhibitions and Singapore Technologies Aerospace Ltd.
One of the world's top two most influential airshows, Asian Aerospace is supported by leading international organisations including the US Department of Defense (USDoD), French Aerospace Industries Association (GIFAS), Society of British Aerospace Companies (SBAC), the Israel Export and International Co-operation Institute (IEICI), the Bundesverband der Deutschen Luftund Raumfahrtindustrie (BDLI) and Associazione Industrie per l’Aerospazio I Sistemi e la Difesa (AIAD), amongst others
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Record-breaking Number of Delegations at Asian Aerospace 2004
