SAID 2014 Web Version

A Publication of the Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore)

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CONTENTS

SECTION I

2 Message from the Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore) 3 Message from the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore 4 Message from the Singapore Economic Development Board 6 A*STAR Agency for Science, Technology and Research 7 A*STAR Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R) 8 A*STAR Institute of High Performance Computing (IHPC) 9 A*STAR Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE) 10 A*STAR Science and Engineering Research Council (SERC) 11 A*STAR Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) 12 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) 13 International Air Transport Association (IATA) 14 Singapore Institute of Aerospace Engineers (SIAE) 15 Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA) 19 Company Pro le

SECTION II

63 The Directory

The information contained in this issue is updated as of 16 December 2013. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information, no liability will be accepted by ASSOCIATION OF AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES (SINGAPORE), CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD and FORUM GRAPHIC PRODUCTION for any errors that may appear in this publication. All rights reserved. Permission should be sought from the AAIS for reproduction of the contents in whole or in part.

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Singapore Aerospace Suppliers Directory 2011SINGAPORE AVIATION INDUSTRY DIRECTORY 2014

MESSAGE BYASSOCIATION OF AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES (SINGAPORE)

CHARLES CHONGPresident

Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore)

Association ofAerospace Industries(Singapore)

I am very pleased to mark a signi cant milestone in 2013 as we celebrated our tenth anniversary. It has truly been a good ten years of building, supporting and empowering Singapores aerospace industry and together with the strong support of our industry partners, the AAIS has grown from strength to strength to become a recognised platform for government-industry engagements and a key player in driving Singapores aerospace industry forward.

When the need for a representative body for aerospace companies arose 10 years ago, no one would have foreseen that the AAIS could achieve its present stand in the industry. However, through the strong support of our industry partners, the AAIS has grown from strength to strength to become a recognised and effective conduit for government-industry engagement, and a key player in driving Singapores aerospace industry forward.

In our infancy stage, our events, mainly networking in nature, were modest. These presented boundless

opportunities for innovation and expansion, and we acted on industry feedback to create more initiatives that would further propel the industry to its next stage of growth. Since then, I am proud to say that our initiatives have matured to meet the evolving needs of the industry.

Looking ahead, companies should position themselves well for future growth with good branding and marketing strategies in place. Such efforts will build resilience and contribute towards Singapores efforts in establishing itself as the global aviation hub of choice.

The SAID was rst published in 2001 with the purpose of creating a one-stop reference for companies in the aviation industry to help source for products and services to suit their business needs. These companies are given an opportunity to raise their pro les in this vibrant and competitive industry.

I trust that the Directory will continue to establish itself as the credible source of information for the aviation industry.

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MESSAGE BYTHE CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE

Yap Ong HengDirector-General

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore

The Asia-Paci c aviation market has seen strong growth over the past decade and is expected to continue on this trajectory. Singapore, as an aviation hub of choice and a vibrant and thriving centre of people, enterprise and ideas, is at the heart of this growing market. This is exempli ed by the aerospace sector, which commands a quarter of the Asia-Paci c maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) market and in 2012 generated an output of S$8.7 billion. As civilian aircraft orders increase and competition heats up in the global aerospace market, CAAS sees the Singapore aerospace industry pushing the boundaries of innovation, capability and productivity, and moving up the value chain.

CAAS provides support to the industry through various incentive programmes under the Aviation Development Fund (ADF). For instance, the Aviation Innovation Programme (AIP) co-funds key projects undertaken by industry players to develop innovative repair, manufacturing and other capabilities or signi cantly raise productivity. CAAS also conducts regular reviews of our policies,

regulations and processes to enable the industry to grow and develop new niches with exibility while maintaining high safety standards. In key areas which we see great potential for growth, CAAS has established platforms to engage the industry and drive joint development. One such area is design engineering, which draws upon the industrys considerable expertise in MRO and aerospace manufacturing and our engineering talent. Through the Design Engineering Working Group, CAAS is working with aviation professionals from major industry players to develop a national roadmap. Given the criticality of ensuring a pipeline of highly skilled manpower and talent for the industry, CAAS partners the industry to bring in the next generation of aviation professionals and develop the aviation workforce. We have stepped up youth outreach activities to foster passion in aviation, and launched the Aviation Horizons Scholarships to attract youths to join aviation companies and pursue further studies at the same time. We have also launched the Aviation Leaders Development Programme (ALDP) to provide postgraduate opportunities for those in leadership positions in the Singapore aviation industry, even as we support raising quality across the aviation workforce.

Planning continues for the development of infrastructure to keep pace with the growing and changing aerospace activities. Many aerospace companies have already set up facilities in the Seletar Aerospace Park adjoining Seletar Airport. In the much reported 1,080 hectare expansion of Changi Airport at Changi East, land has been set aside for an industrial cluster that will cater also for aerospace industry growth including additional MRO facilities.

Indeed, the future for aviation in Singapore is bright. We are con dent that the Singapore aviation community will move forward together with a common passion to further build the industry that has made Singapore the Heart of Aviation.

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MESSAGE BYSINGAPORE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD

Lim Kok KiangAssistant Managing Director, Cluster Group Engineering

Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB)

2014 beckons with renewed optimism. Whilst some structural problems and imbalances will take time to resolve, the global economy on the whole appears to have turned a corner, and con dence is returning to markets.

For the global aerospace industry, the long term prospect is bright. Asia-Paci c is in the vanguard, and is anticipated to account for over a third of global aircraft deliveries over the next two decades.

Singapore is well positioned to ride this wave of growth. Over the years, we have leveraged our strategic location in the heart of Asia to develop a strong aerospace cluster, and are continuing to strengthen our capabilities across the value chain.

In 2013, we anchored new investments from Pratt & Whitney and RLC in aero-engine component manufacturing; Bombardier, Meggitt and Vector

Aerospace in maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO); Boeing, CAE, Haite and ATR in pilot simulator training; as well as Satair in distribution. Many other companies, such as Jet Aviation, Safran Electronics, ST Aerospace and SIA Engineering Company, are expanding their operations; and more new investments are anticipated to be made in 2014.

The Singapore Government remains committed to the aerospace industry. Last year, we announced the 1,080-hectare expansion of Changi Airport, which will cater new industrial zones for MRO and air cargo activities to grow when completed in mid-2020s. We are also pressing ahead with the development of Seletar Aerospace Park (SAP). SAP has established itself as the leading premier aerospace park in Asia. To meet growing demand, we are accelerating Phase 3 development and are introducing a second phase of ready-built facilities to provide quick start-up for investors.

Talent is also a key ingredient to success. Our schools are partnering companies to enhance their curriculum, and to offer experiential learning through industry internships. The Institute of Technical Education has even gone as far as procuring a Boeing 737 aircraft to provide its students better hands-on-training on campus.

This year, Singapore is once again honoured to host the international aviation community at the Singapore Airshow 2014. The Airshow is the leading aviation event in the region and provides an excellent platform for companies to explore commercial opportunities, exchange ideas and forge partnerships.

Collectively, these initiatives seek to build a conducive environment for aerospace companies to thrive. The Singapore Economic Development Board and our partner government agencies are committed to making Singapore the ideal home for your aerospace operations. We look forward to working closely with you to further the growth of the Aerospace Industry in Singapore.

Telephone: +65 6922 1788 Facsimile: +65 6783 9129Website: www.aais.org.sg Facebook: www.facebook.com/aero.sg

OUR MISSION

To develop an internationally competitive aerospace industry which can support the development of Singapore as the Aviation Hub of Choice.

WHAT WE DO...

Link up with overseas and regional associations on joint projects and increase our outreach beyond our shores.

Work closely with key economic and government agencies, as well as industry knowledge partners to bring a wide range of incentives and initiatives to support the development of the industry.

Stage Seminars and Events that are of interest and relevance to the aerospace industry.

A platform for member companies to voice emerging concerns.

Provide a platform for aerospace and aerospace related companies to network and establish business relationships.

Conduct Manpower and Skills Needs Surveys, including Research and Growth Strategy Studies to guide efforts towards enhancing the competitiveness of the aerospace industry.

Recognise and encourage industry excellence by pioneering the Singapore Aerospace Awards.

Raise awareness of Careers in Aerospace via www.AeroCareer.SG.

Publish local Industry Directories and the AeroSpace Singapore magazine which covers dynamic industry trends regionally and locally.

Find Out More...

Visit our Website at www.aais.org.sg, E-mail: [email protected]

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Enquiries on Aerospace Programme: Mr Yeo Peng HianProgramme Director, Aerospace ProgrammeEmail : [email protected]

A*STAR AGENCY FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH

The Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) is Singapores lead public sector agency that fosters world-class scienti c research and talent to drive economic growth and transform Singapore into a vibrant knowledge-based and innovation driven economy.

In line with its mission-oriented mandate, A*STAR spearheads research and development in elds that are essential to growing Singapores manufacturing sector and catalysing new growth industries. A*STAR supports these economic clusters by providing intellectual, human and industrial capital to its partners in industry.

A*STAR oversees 20 biomedical sciences and physical sciences and engineering research entities, located in Biopolis and Fusionopolis as well as their vicinity. These two R&D hubs, house a bustling and diverse community of local and international research scientists and engineers from A*STARs research entities as well as a growing number of corporate laboratories.

Science and Engineering Research CouncilA*STARs Science and Engineering Research Council (SERC) promotes public sector research and development in the physical sciences & engineering. SERC: supports world-class research in A*STAR institutes

in a wide range of elds including communications, data storage, materials, chemicals, computational sciences, microelectronics, advanced manufacturing and metrology

plans and actively promotes research in strategic areas to encourage greater multidisciplinary research and collaborations across industries, institutes and sectors to create the knowledge and intellectual property that will drive the development of knowledge-intensive industries

cultivates and engages an extensive network of industry partners via various funding schemes and attachment programmes to facilitate a seamless ow of technologies from conception to commercialisation

identi es and nurtures talented scientists and engineers to provide a ready pipeline of talent to academic institutions and partners.

SERC manages seven research institutes and several state-of-the art centres and facilities with core competencies in the above-mentioned elds to tackle global technological challenges and create future industries from its headquarters at Fusionopolis, Singapores iconic hub for science and technology research.

A Key Industry Consortia Programme: The A*STAR Aerospace ProgrammeA*STAR Aerospace Programme supports Singapores vision to be a leading aviation hub through its activities in innovative research and development. It aims to strengthen the value chain in the key segments of the aviation industry both in maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) and new products manufacturing, through investments in science and engineering.

The agship for this effort is the A*STAR Aerospace Research Consortium. Leading players in the Aviation Industry are members of the Consortium. Leveraging on the strong capabilities in the A*STARs Science and Engineering Research Councils (SERCs) Research Institutes, the Consortium undertakes pre-competitive research de ned by its consortium members to enhance the competitiveness of the Aviation Industry.

A*STAR Agency For Science, Technology And Research1 Fusionopolis Way, #20-10 Connexis (North Tower)Singapore 138632

Email : [email protected] (general enquiries on A*STAR)Website : www.a-star.edu.sg

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Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R)1 Fusionopolis Way#21-01 Connexis (South Tower)Singapore 138632

Telephone : +65 6408 2000Facsimile : +65 6776 1378Email : [email protected] : www.i2r.a-star.edu.sg www.facebook.com/i2r.research

The Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R pronounced as i-squared-r) is a member of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) family. Established in 2002, our vision is to power a vibrant and strong infocomm ecosystem in Singapore. We seek to foster world-class infocomm and media research and develop a deep talent pool of infocomm professionals to power a vibrant knowledge-based Singapore. At I2R, intelligence, communications and media form our 3 strategic thrusts. Our research capabilities are in information technology, wireless and optical communication networks, interactive and digital media, signal processing and computing.

I2R is a partner of the A*STAR Aerospace programme.

Areas of possible collaboration are:

Within Aircraft: Entertainment Recommender System A recommendation system that utilises data mining

methodologies to provide passengers with personalised entertainment services.

Software De ned Radio Customisable Software Defined Radio (SDR)

implemented on dynamically recon gurable hardware platform with multi-mode RF front-end.

In- ight Wi-Fi A Wi-Fi networking solutions modelled and optimised

for providing in- ight entertainment and other services to passengers.

Scalable Multimedia Platform A comprehensive scalable multimedia platform which

provides seamless streaming of multimedia content to multiple platforms from a single compressed video le.

MRO Service: Conditioning/Predictive Monitoring A standalone condition-based maintenance system

that uses Fiber Bragg Grating sensor networks to accurately monitor and predict failure.

A*STAR INSTITUTE FOR INFOCOMM RESEARCH (I2R)

Millimetre Wave Imaging A real-time system for detecting cracks, corrosion

precursor pittings and embedded defects such as delamination and disbonds in composites.

Fault Detection using Video Inspection A 3D vision system that detects geometry and

texture abnormalities as well as evaluate engine parts surfaces.

Ground Service: Perimeter Fencing Intrusion System A robust perimeter fencing detection system using

Fiber Bragg Grating sensor networks to detect and report intrusions accurately.

Video Analytics A customisable real-time system for automatic

crowd counting, queue analysis, event detection and information arising from mining of crowd distribution, movement, dwell time and other information such as recent and historical human trajectories that are popular interest points.

Satellite Communications/Services: Metamaterial Antenna A class of antennas made from precision engineered

materials to achieve high gain, high ef ciency and low pro le design.

Big Data Analytics A high-performance analytics system that delivers

timely and accurate insights using data/text mining, predictive analytics, forecasting and optimisation of big data to drive intelligent decisions.

Encrypted Airline Operation Data A robust and secured data transmission system

that ensure data con dentiality, source and data authentication, exible data access control, and rights management.

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Institute of High Performance Computing (IHPC)Industry Development Department1 Fusionopolis Way, #16-16 ConnexisSingapore 138632

Telephone : +65 6419 1111Facsimile : +65 6463 0200Email : [email protected] (For R&D collaborations and business opportunities) [email protected] (For general enquiries)Website : www.ihpc.a-star.edu.sg

About IHPCIHPC focuses on enhancing Singapores global competitiveness through innovative research in leading-edge computational modelling, simulation and visualization methodologies and tools which are applied to solve intricate and complex scienti c and engineering problems across a wide span of industries including MOOG, chemical, manufacturing, electronics, semiconductor, healthcare, ICT and precision engineering.

IHPC Key Research AreasIHPC has acquired extensive experience and expertise in a broad range of elds. With a team of highly quali ed and experienced research staff, IHPC spearheads the use of advanced computational techniques and resources offered by the following departments: Computing Science Electronics and Photonics Engineering Mechanics Fluid Dynamics Material Science and Engineering

IHPC Capabilities in the Aerospace SectorSingapore envisions itself to be a global aviation hub for commercial, business, cargo, charter as well as regional tourism aviation. It aims to provide the most comprehensive aerospace repair and overhaul hub in Asia-Paci c, and have in place a world-class aerospace systems manufacturing environment. IHPC is well equipped with the knowledge and resources in support of Singapores economic growth in the aerospace industry, speci cally offered by these departments:

Computing Science Develop techniques & tools to enhance human

productivity in software optimization for heterogeneous architectures.

Develop reliable, adaptive and automated computing platforms for distributed applications and services

Create capabilities in multi-domain, large-scale data modelling, analytics and simulation

Electronics and Photonics Develop integrated photonic devices and circuits for

aerospace applications Develop advanced lightwave sensors for aerospace

structure monitoring, and leak/oxygen detection

A*STAR INSTITUTE OF HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING (IHPC)

Develop in- ight visible light communication channels Develop modeling methodology for aerospace laser

processing applications including laser peening/hole boring, non-invasive composite inspection

Develop new techniques for aircraft electromagnetic compatibility analysis and design, antenna and sensor system design and optimization, lightning protection simulation, and automatic target recognition, sensing and controlling

Engineering MechanicsDevelopment of new computational methods and techniques for structure analysis and materials modelling Structural Reliability analysis Design and Optimization of Composite structures Dynamic response analysis Non-destructive subsurface damage detection and

evaluation in aero-structures Vibration and Acoustic analysis of aero-structures

(e.g. Helicopters) Dynamic response of an aircraft under dispensing

loads Process models for Surface Treatment such as

Welding, Nitriding and Peening

Fluid DynamicsSimulation of uid ow and heat/mass transfer processes for design improvement and analysis External and internal aerodynamics Store separation Pilot ejection Turbomachinery Hydrodynamic load on aircraft component Fluid structure interactions

Material Science and EngineeringProvides solutions for chemical and materials related problems through computer modelling and simulation Prediction of materials properties Alloy design for solder, brazing alloy, high strength,

light weight and anti-corrosion applications Modern materials database Adhesion and interface analysis Fracture, crack, joining and delamination analysis Coating contamination analysis Design and analysis of composite materials

Computational Science and Engineering Applications for the Aerospace Industry

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testing, etc. Our research efforts are directed at developing novel nano-structural materials for localised repair of thermal barrier coatings and other aero engine components, as well as enhancement of spallation resistance for thermal barrier coatings. The development of abradable material for high-temperature applications and a conductive composite laminate with inherent lightning protection characteristics are examples of research in non-structural applications.

IMRE has a strong Sensors & Transducers research programme focusing in areas such as ferroics and piezoelectrics, fluorescence and terahertz in smart materials and nano-structured materials, and developing material-critical sensors, actuators and transducers. One example is in the investigation of direct-write sensor technology for aeronautical applications.

Chemistry-related aerospace research in IMRE includes a new methodology for speeding up the curing processes for a variety of aerospace sealants and adhesives; developing a passive lm on surfaces of a metal substrate to reduce degradation of lubrication oil in high-temperature environments; and developing erosion-resistant hydrophobic and superhydrophobic coatings for aircraft wings.

IMRE conducts research, via the usage of state-of-the-art instruments/techniques, in materials analysis and characterisation, materials design and growth, patterning and fabrication, as well as synthesis and integration.

The Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE), a research institute of Singapores Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), offers various research capabilities related to the aerospace industry, and has been collaborating closely with aerospace companies through the A*STAR Aerospace Programme (research consortium).

The diverse materials research and engineering capabilities at IMRE and its reputable international standing enable the attraction and formation of collaborative efforts with various companies in the aerospace industry.

Aerospace-related research at IMRE began in the area of structural composite materials (lightweight, high-strength, high-temperature resistant, etc) for aerospace and automobile applications. Its scope has since expanded into the realm of incorporating nano-sized llers into carbon-fibre-reinforced-polymer (CFRP) materials, culminating in the formation of a Nanocomposite Centre. While continuing to build up the platform technology in ller dispersion and fundamental understanding of interface control and structure-property relationship, the Nanocomposite Centre aims to translate the application of nanocomposites to aerospace as well as non-aerospace industries.

In addition to aerospace structural applications, IMREs research capabilities have extended into non-structural applications such as coatings, sealants and adhesives, sensors, repair via laser technology, non-destructive

A*STAR INSTITUTE OF MATERIALS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING (IMRE)

Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE) 3 Research Link Singapore 117602

Telephone : +65 6874 8111Facsimile : +65 6872 0785Email : [email protected] : www.imre.a-star.edu.sg

IMREs Aerospace-related Research Capabilities

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A*STAR - Science and Engineering Research Council (SERC) - Programmes for SMEs 1 Fusionopolis Way, Level 18 Connexis (North Tower), Singapore 138632

Telephone : +65 6826 6122 (GET-Up) +65 6828 6108 (TAP)Facsimile : +65 6779 8061Email : [email protected] [email protected] : www.a-star.edu.sg/Industry/Programmes-for-SMEs.aspx

A*STAR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL (SERC)

The Growing Enterprises with Technology Upgrade (GET-Up) Initiative, or GET-Up, is an industry programme by Science and Engineering Research Council (SERC) that seeks to upgrade the technological capabilities of local Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) to enhance their global competitiveness. It is a multi-agency effort involving A*STAR, SPRING Singapore, EDB, MOE and IE Singapore.

The initiatives consist of three technical assistance schemes:

1. Technology for Enterprise Capability Upgrading (T-Up)

We second A*STAR Research Scientists and Engineers (RSEs) to local enterprises to work on their capabilities, product and process development projects. SMEs can tap on the wide pool of dynamic R&D talent across the A*STAR Research Institutes (RIs).

2. Operation and Technology Roadmapping (OTR) We will help you to develop a technology acquisition

strategy or roadmap to meet both your current and future business goals.

3. Technical Advisory (TA) We provide focused and in-depth technological support

and advice by senior A*STAR scientists with expert domain knowledge of the relevant industry.

To date, over 400 local enterprises have bene ted from these assistance schemes.

The Technology Adoption Programme (TAP) aims to improve the accessibility of technology enhancement for SMEs.

This initiative is currently piloted in six sectors: Marine, Aerospace, Precision Engineering, Construction, Food Manufacturing and Retail.

The A*STAR TAP team will engage your companies to understand your challenges and needs. We will work with you to identify technologies which can improve your productivity.

We collaborate with technology providers such as A*STAR Research Institutes, Institutes of Higher Learning and Private System Integrators, to transfer technology solutions which improve productivity via readily adoptable packages to address your needs.

For technical solutions that are not yet available, TAP will work with A*STAR Research Institutes, Universities or Polytechnics to translate novel technological platforms to a deployment-ready stage for companies to adopt.

Examples of Initiatives for ProductivityImprovement

Item Management & Tracking System (IMTS)

This system focuses on fast deployment and ease of use. It comprises a default system package with basic asset tracking and management capability. To ensure end-users are able to deploy the system, it includes both classroom training and on-site guidance sessions. Training includes:

1. Auto-ID (RFID, Barcode) technologies in Asset tracking2. Identifying productivity improvement

Potential Bene ts:

Reduced operation & maintenance costs More ef cient resource allocation More consistent service levels over time More accurate information and planning

Apart from research and development in science and engineering, A*STAR has various programmes to help SMEs. There are two main initiatives you can bene t from:

TAPYou Can on TechnologyGET-UpGetting Ahead with

GET-Up and TAP.

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Manufacturing Processes and Automation Automation Laser Processing and Machining Welding and Bonding Forming Surface Coating

Manufacturing Systems Supply Chain Management Decision Support and Lean Service Chain for MRO Remote Monitoring for Health Management of Electro-mechanical Machines Structural Health Condition Detection and Monitoring

Inspection and Non-Destructive Testing Inspection for Composite Degradation Optical Inspection 3D CT, 2D X-Ray Imaging

The Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) develops high-value manufacturing technology and human capital to enhance the competitiveness of Singapores manufacturing industry.

A research institute of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), SIMTech collaborates with companies in the electronics, semiconductor, precision engineering, medical technology, aerospace, automotive, marine, logistics and other sectors.

TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIESSIMTechs technology capabilities for the aerospace sector encompass:

Advanced Materials Carbon- bre and Nano-tube Reinforced Composite Natural- bre Reinforced Composite Adhesives and Sealants Light Weight Alloys

A*STAR SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY (SIMTech)

Mr Stephen Wong Director, Industry Development Of ce

Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) 71 Nanyang DriveSingapore 638075

Telephone : +65 6793 8383Email : [email protected] : www.SIMTech.a-star.edu.sg

SIMTech

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FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA)

Asia is one of the most dynamic and rapidly-growing aviation market in the world and the FAA has steadily increased our focus in this region over the past 25 years. The FAA opened a representative of ce in Singapore in 1988 and expanded it to the Asia-Paci c International Of ce in 1992. From this of ce, the FAA supports bilateral and aviation activities between the United States and 42 economies in the Asia-Paci c region.

The FAA Singapore of ce is comprised of three organizations: The Of ce of International Affairs, the Air Traf c Organization (ATO) and Flight Standards Service. Mr. Mark Reeves is the FAA senior executive in the region and the leading representative for the FAA.

The Of ce of International Affairs, led by Mr. Reeves, works closely with our aviation counterparts in Singapore and in the Asia-Paci c region to provide leadership on FAAs international programs to improve harmonization and increase aviation safety. Mr. Reeves is supported by four Senior Representatives who are responsible for different regions in Asia-Paci c. Don Ward, based in Singapore, is the Southeast Asia representative. CJ Collins covers South-Asia and is based in New Delhi. Chris Collins, covers China and Mongolia from

his Beijing of ce. Jim Spillane, located in Tokyo, is the representative to the Paci c Rim countries.

The Air Traf c Organization is represented by Brian Bagstad and is responsible for initiating and coordinating ATOs international programs within the region; advocating global air traf c management, safety standards and U.S. air traf c technologies.

The Of ce of Flight Standards Service - International Programs and Policy Division promotes safe air transportation by setting the standards for certi cation and oversight of airmen, air operators, air agencies and designees. The AFS Singapore Of ce primary focus includes working with the various regional civil aviation authorities in developing Maintenance Implementation Procedures; supporting FAA Technical Assistance Programs in the region and conducting FAA International Aviation Safety Assessments (IASA) in the Asia-Paci c region. Andrew McKee and Noel Arbis represent the AFS of ce in Singapore.

All of these FAA of ces engage closely with our regional aviation colleagues to develop stronger partnerships and work cooperatively to improve the safety and ef ciency of the aviation market.

U.S. Federal Aviation AdministrationAmerican Embassy27 Napier RoadSingapore 258508

Telephone : +65 6476 9320 Facsimile : +65 6476 9458Website : www.faa.gov

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The IATA Strategic Partnerships program is your opportunity to have a stake in shaping the air transportation industrys future. Network with peers, connect with industry leaders and position your company for success. As a Strategic Partner, youll become a key player in your eld of expertise and help bring new solutions to the world of air transport that effect real change.

Get involved as an IATA Strategic Partner by joining one or more of our areas of expertise.

Program Areas of Expertise - Aircraft and Airline Operations

Aircraft RecoveryPromotes programs and practices concerning ef cient and effective aircraft recovery.

Engineering and MaintenanceIncludes maintenance costs, electronic documentation, aircraft leasing and productionperformance measurements.

Flight OperationsInvolves issues affecting aircraft performance, standard computerized airplane performance and global meteorological information sharing.

Fuel ServicesExchanges information on aviation jet fuel issues and speci cations, fuel developments and activities around the globe.

Fuel Technical GroupA global forum for those involved in the technical aspects of the supply and use of aviation fuel.

MeteorologicalExchanges information on global meteorological conditions.

Paperless Aircraft OperationsThis areas mission is to increase the ef ciency of maintenance operation processes by making them paperless and electronically enabled.

Regional Safety Operations and InfrastructureIncludes regional infrastructure development, Air Traf c Control capacity, new air route development, the One Sky global ATM strategy and campaign and more.

Share your expertise with other aviation leaders and make your mark on the industryFor more information on how you can become part of the IATA Strategic Partnerships community and gain access to the programs exclusive bene ts, visit www.iata.org/sp

INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (IATA)

The IATA Strategic Partnerships Program

Network. Connect. Succeed.

International Air Transport Association (IATA)111 Somerset Road#14-05 TripleOne SomersetSingapore 238164

Email : [email protected] : www.iata.org

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Singapore Institute of Aerospace Engineers (SIAE) Seletar Aerospace Training Complex70 Seletar Aerospace View Singapore 797564

Telephone : +65 6659 8266Facsimile : +65 6659 8267Email : [email protected] : www.siae.org.sg

SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERS (SIAE)

Singapore Institute of Aerospace Engineers (SIAE) is a non-pro t organisation, dedicated to aviation safety and aerospace technology. Since its formation in 1975, the Institute has provided aerospace engineers and professionals with opportunities to exchange ideas and share knowledge for their professional development which is important for creating a vibrant aerospace industry in Singapore.

SIAEs membership comprises aviation professionals and corporations. We are the Corporate Partner of the Royal Aeronautical Society of UK, a Charter Member of the Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore) and a member of the International Federation of Airworthiness.SIAEs continuing education programs have helped to upgrade aerospace engineers and maintain a pool of certi ed personnel to support the aerospace industry. SIAE will continue to encourage and provide

aerospace professionals with opportunities to increase their knowledge and skills. In addition to conducting courses through our professional development centre, Air Transport Training College Pte Ltd (ATTC), we also organise Seminars and Conferences to update our members on the latest developments in aerospace technology.

SIAE has been actively supporting government agencies in developing and validating training standards for the Aero WSQ. We will continue to serve the industry as a resource centre for aerospace professionals and aviation enthusiasts, encouraging interests for research and development that will spearhead Singapores lead as an aviation hub of choice.

We create, support and participated in activities to build an aviation culture for the Next Generation Aviation Professionals.

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The Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA) enhances the competitiveness of our workforce by encouraging workers to learn for life and advance with skills. In todays economy, most jobs require not just knowledge, but also skills. WDA collaborates with employers, industry associations, the Union and training organisations, to develop and strengthen the Continuing Education and Training system that is skills-based, open and accessible, as a mainstream pathway for all workers young and older, from rank-and- le to professionals and executives to upgrade and advance in their careers and lives.

Singapore Workforce Skills Quali cations (WSQ) System

The Singapore Workforce Skills Quali cations (WSQ) is a national credentialing system that trains, develops, assesses and recognises adult workers for competencies they need to stay employable.

WSQ industry frameworks cover skills that equip workers with the know-how to perform in the industry and occupational skills to do speci c jobs. Each industry speci c WSQ is developed by the Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA) and the respective industry Skills and Training Council (ISTC) which comprises of economic agencies, industry players, training institutions and unions to help identify competencies and skills required for jobs in its respective sector.

The WSQ system is based on 4 underlying principles: Authority: Nationally-recognised certi cation Accessibility: Open to all workers Relevance: Industry-endorsed work-ready standards Progression: Training pathways aligned to career

development

The WSQ system is designed to be practical, accessible and affordable, enabling every individual to take charge of their own career and advancement.

Key features of WSQ: Singular and exible training modules which can be

taken as and when required to acquire new skills and knowledge; or built up to full quali cations

Assessment and certi cation are based on ability to demonstrate capabilities required by industry

Accessible to all workers. Entry to courses based on competency and not on formal quali cations

Recognition of prior learning such as work experience and credentials

Quali cations and certi cations are based on industry-agreed standards

An occupational and competency-based system designed to build capabilities of industry

Aerospace WSQGood prospects await those who seek a career in the dynamic aerospace industry. The Aerospace WSQ can

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help you by mapping out the skills and training needed for a job in the industry and helps to shorten training duration and leads to faster career progression. The Aerospace WSQ is developed jointly by WDA and its industry leaders. The framework is developed to:

Facilitate entry into the Aerospace industry by training adult workers on the actual job-requirements

Certify workers with requisite skills and knowledge for a particular job scope, articulating their capabilities and skills to Aerospace employers and promoting mobility across aerospace companies

Expand and maintain a ready pool of trained aerospace labour for the manpower needs of Aerospace companies

Re-train and re-deploy vulnerable and/or displaced workers from other manufacturing sectors to the Aerospace industry

Create a quali cation system pegged to different skills-level to enable career progression within the Aerospace industry.

The quali cations available under Aerospace WSQ are:

WSQ Higher Certi cateLeads to Non-Certifying Technician WSQ Higher Certi cate in Aerospace (Engine / Engine Repair and Overhaul) WSQ Higher Certi cate in Aerospace (Aircraft Maintenance Avionics) WSQ Higher Certi cate in Aerospace (Aircraft Maintenance Mechanical) WSQ Higher Certi cate in Aerospace (Component Repair and Overhaul Mechanical) WSQ Higher Certi cate in Aerospace (Component Repair and Overhaul Avionics) WSQ Higher Certi cate in Aerospace (Engine Build)

Professional Certi cate Programme (WSQ-Aligned)Leads to Non-Certifying Technician Professional Certi cate in Aerospace Engineering (WSQ

aligned)

Diploma Programmes (WSQ-Aligned)Leads to Non-Certifying Technician Applied Diploma in Aerospace Maintenance (WSQ-

aligned)Leads to CAAS SAR 66 Cat A Certifying Technician Specialist Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance & Engineering

(WSQ-aligned)

Professional Diploma In Aircraft Maintenance & Engineering (WSQ-aligned)

Foundation Degree Programme (WSQ-Aligned)Leads to CAAS SAR 66 Cat B Licensed Aircraft Engineer Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering (WSQ-

aligned)

Precision Engineering (PE) WSQThe training programmes under PE WSQ can upskill the competencies of workers involved in the manufacturing of aerospace parts. Some of the programmes include:

WSQ Quali cations: WSQ Certi ed Precision Engineering Specialist (Manufacturing & Production) WSQ Certi ed Mechatronic Systems Assistant WSQ Certi ed Mechatronic Systems Associate WSQ Higher Certi cate in Aerospace Manufacturing WSQ Diploma in Mechatronics and Robotics WSQ Diploma in Machinery and Systems WSQ Diploma in Precision Engineering (Master

Craftsman Skills) WSQ Specialist Diploma in Precision Engineering WSQ Specialist Diploma in Precision Engineering

(Master Craftsman Skills) WSQ Graduate Diploma in Manufacturing Operations

Management WSQ Graduate Diploma in Precision Measurement &

Characterisation WSQ Graduate Diploma in Mechatronics WSQ Graduate Diploma in Metal Manufacturing

Processes WSQ Graduate Diploma in Polymer Manufacturing

Process WSQ Graduate Diploma in Advanced Surface

Engineering WSQ Graduate Diploma in Advanced Welding

Technologies

WSQ Modules: WSQ Perform Engineering Simulation for the Aerospace

Industry WSQ Implement fundamentals of Corrosion and

Corrosion Prevention WSQ Apply Advanced Coating Technologies for

Corrosion Prevention WSQ Aerospace Operations Management Innovation

(OMNI) Programme WSQ Perform Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing


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For more information:

Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA)1 Marina Boulevard, #16-01 One Marina Boulevard Singapore 018989

Telephone : +65 6883 5885Facsimile : +65 6512 1336Email : [email protected] : http://www.wda.gov.sg/

WSQ Tolerance Stackup and Analysis in Mechanical Design

WSQ Rapid Prototyping for Rapid Product development WSQ Design for Manufacture & Assembly WSQ Vibration Design and Control for Precision

Engineering WSQ Perform Visual Testing (Level 2) WSQ Improve Machining Productivity through Dynamics

Analysis and Simulation WSQ Operate Hydraulic Systems WSQ Maintain and Repair Hydraulic Systems WSQ Design Hydraulic Equipment and Systems WSQ Understanding Pneumatic Technology in

Automation WSQ Advanced Design of Pneumatic Systems

Generic Manufacturing Skills WSQThe qualifications under the Generic Manufacturing Skills WSQ aim to equip the workforce with vital industry skills and knowledge to enhance competency, increase operational productivity and professionalism within the industry.

WSQ Certi cate in Generic Manufacturing Skills (CGM)

The programme equips the worker with hands-on skills which are valued across various manufacturing sectors. There are 6 different specialisations within this certi cation, allowing the worker to customise the training content to suit different manufacturing sectors such as Aerospace, Precision Engineering and Logistics.

WSQ Certi ed Operations Specialist (COS)The programme equips the worker with foundational quality and productivity skills that are portable across various sectors of the manufacturing industry. Participants will be exposed to 5S techniques, quality control tools, WSH policies as well as working in teams.

WSQ Certi ed Productivity & Innovation Specialist (CPIS)

The programme sharpens an individuals ability to think critically and apply innovation at their workplace, equipping him/her with skills to front continuous improvement projects at the workplace. WSQ Certi ed Operations Professional (COP)Targeted at staff with supervisory or managerial responsibilities, the programme aims to impart skills such as team supervision, implementing WSH practices

and executing quality and improvement activities at the workplace, leading to increased productivity and ef ciency. The skills picked up in this course are highly versatile and can be applied across various manufacturing sectors.

WSQ Certi ed Productivity and Innovation Manager (CPI Manager)

The programme is designed for key personnel identi ed to be trained and developed as Productivity Champions within their organisations. In addition to core competency-based productivity training, participants will be able to apply and contextualise the acquired skills and knowledge in an Enterprise Productivity Project under the guidance of productivity coaches.

STEP (Skills Training for Excellence Programme) Scholarships

STEP or Skills Training for Excellence Programme is launched by the Minister of Manpower (MOM) and the Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA) to help Professionals, Managers, Executive and Technicians (PMETs) update their skills, knowledge and expertise so that they can remain competitive and employable.

It is aimed at helping PMETs across all job functions, from entry level managers to senior level executives. STEP will help PMETs achieve the following: Skills Deepening in industry and occupational speci c

skills. Skills Broadening in knowledge and skills in various

aspects of business operations. Skills Refreshing on the latest trends and developments

in their industries. Developing a Talent Pool to form a leadership core for

different industries.

To help the Singapore Aerospace industry groom local talents, WDA also launched the Aircraft Engineering STEP Scholarship. The STEP scholarships are made available to Singaporeans working in the Aerospace industry who are nominated by their employers to pursue the below course.

Aircraft Engineering STEP ScholarshipKingston University London (Conducted in Singapore by Air Transport Training College)- BSc (Hons) in Aircraft Engineering, Top-up Year


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Take part in the efforts towards branding Singapore as an Aerospace Hub with encompassing capabilities by pro ling your organisations strengths in an advertisement or advertorial in AeroSpace Singapore.

AeroSpace Singapore is a tri-annual publication by the Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore). First published in February 2008, AeroSpace Singapore has since established itself as a valuable information source, and an important business link between suppliers and users of aerospace components and services.

AeroSpace Singapore is highly catered to the dynamic local aerospace industry. This is an effective platform that you should take advantage of to increase your organisations exposure and raise its pro le.

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20 AAR International 21 ACP Metal Finishing Pte Ltd 22 AM Aerospace Supplies Pte Ltd 23 Aviall Pte Ltd 24 DMG MORI South East Asia 25 Eltra Aeronautics (S) Pte Ltd 26 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Asia 27 GE Aviation, Services - Singapore 28 Haas TCM Singapore Pte Ltd 29 Hawker Paci c 30 Hypercoat Enterprises Pte Ltd 31 IMR Test Labs Singapore Pte Ltd 32 International Engine Component Overhaul Pte Ltd

33 JTC Corporation 34 Jet Aviation Singapore 36 Liebherr-Singapore Pte Ltd 37 Lockheed Martin 40 MAJ Aviation Pte Ltd 41 NORDAM Singapore Pte Ltd 42 Optical Gaging (S) Pte Ltd

43 Plexus Corp. 44 Pratt & Whitney 45 Prime Aerospace Pte Ltd 46 Rockwell Collins Southeast Asia Pte Ltd 47 Rolls-Royce Singapore Pte Ltd 48 Safran Electronics Asia Pte Ltd 49 Satair Pte Ltd 50 Singapore Aero Engine Services Private Limited 51 SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) 52 SIM University 53 Singapore Test Services Pte Ltd 54 Singapore Technologies Aerospace Ltd (ST Aerospace)

56 Thales Solutions Asia Pte Ltd 57 Turbomeca Asia Paci c 58 United Aviation (Singapore) Pte Ltd 59 UTC Aerospace Systems 60 Windsor Airmotive Asia Pte Ltd 61 Wright Starr Global Pte Ltd 62 Zodiac Aerospace Services Asia Pte Ltd

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AAR INTERNATIONAL

Asia Paci c

AAR International15A Changi Business Park Central 1#03-02 EightriumSingapore 486035Telephone : +65 6508 6460

At Chicago-based AAR CORP., broad and growing aerospace capabilities coupled with deep experience provide the company with an enduring drive to improve ef ciency and reduce costs for aviation, government and defense customers worldwide. With 7,000 employees in 17 countries, AAR has the strength and agility to rapidly respond to the dynamic needs of commercial and regional airlines and cargo carriers, original equipment manufacturers, maintenance providers and governments all while maintaining the highest levels of quality, safety and service.

Backed by a 50-year-plus legacy of excellence and trust AAR as it is known today is structured around a diverse and balanced portfolio of aviation services and technology products and ranks among the worlds top parts suppliers, independent MROs and defense contractors.

Aviation Services

AAR combines its diverse supply chain, maintenance, engineering and technical capabilities to provide customized, integrated solutions that lower costs, increase asset availability and ensure the highest levels of quality. Key capabilities include:

Supply chain and logistics Airplane and engine parts Aircraft maintenance and modi cations Landing gear, wheels and brakes Component repair and management Expeditionary airlift

From its roots as a leading commercial aviation aftermarket supplier, AAR is the number one independent provider of MRO services in North America. The company provides streamlined supply chain and customized inventory management solutions, aircraft overhaul and

modi cations, landing gear services, wheel and brake services, and component repair for the worlds major regional and cargo airlines. Additionally, AAR maintains one of the industrys largest and most complete inventory of airframe parts; stocking new and serviceable components for virtually every commercial aircraft type.

AAR Airlift provides expeditionary airlift service to government and defense customers around the world with its eet of more than 60 aircraft. AAR is currently the largest airlift provider to the US Department of Defense in Afghanistan and has assisted missions around the world, including in Africa and the Western Paci c.

Technology Products

AAR designs and manufactures products, services and structural components with a range of bene ts in support of commercial aviation and defense industries. These include the manufacturing of complex aerostructures, including composites; and for command and control systems that merge data from multiple sources into actionable information and can be integrated into vehicles, shelters or hard- xed facilities.

Key capabilities include: Specialized mobility products Precision machining Composite fabrication Cargo products and systems Integrated communications

As aircraft operators, manufacturers and government customers continually nd it necessary to do more with less, AAR is by their side delivering customer value, with ef cient and effective services and technologies from a strong, proven and trusted partner.

North America

AAR CORP.1100 North Wood Dale RoadWood Dale, IL 60191AAR CORP.Telephone : +1 630 227 2000Facsimile : +1 630 227 2039Website : www.aarcorp.com

Europe

AAR International3rd Floor Eastside1206 Newall RoadHeathrow AirportMiddlesex, LondonUnited Kingdom TW6 2RETelephone : +44 208 990 6700

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ACP Metal Finishing Pte Ltd is a well established surface nishing company that has been in business for more than 30 years. It supports various industries ranging from semi-conductor equipment, optical equipment, biomedical equipment, consumer electronics, defence to aerospace. It has been supporting aerospace industries for more than 20 years.

Certi cations- ISO 9001 : 2008 Quality Management System- AS 9100 : 2009 Quality Management System- ISO 14001 : 2004 Environmental Management System- SAR 145 by Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore

(AWI/204)- FAR 145 by Federal Aviation Administration

(OXQY401Y)- NADCAP certi cation for chemical processing

Process Capabilities - Chromic Acid Anodizing (MIL-A-8625 Type I & 1B,

Class 1 & 2, BAC 5019, AMS 2470)- Sulfuric Acid Anodizing (MIL-A-8625 Type II Class 1 &

2, AMS 2471, AMS 2472)- Hard Anodizing (MIL-A-8625 Type III Class 1 & 2)- Chromate Conversion Coating (MIL-DTL-5541 Type I

and Type II, Class 1A & 3)- Anodizing with PTFE (Te on) Coating- Anodizing with Chromate Conversion Coating- Electroless Nickel Plating (AMS 2404)- Chrome Plating (AMS-QC-C-320, AMS 2406, AMS

2460, SPOP 22, BAC 5709)- Nickel Plating (AMS-QQ-N-290, AMS 2403, SPOP 26,

SPOP 29)- Cadmium Plating (AMS-QC-P-416, AMS 2400, BAC

5718, BAC 5701)- Passivation Process (ASTM A967, AMS 2700, BAC

5625)- Stripping of plasma coating (SPOP 301)- Brush Plating (MIL-STD-865, AMS 2451, BAC 5854,

DPS 9.89, PCS-2141)- Silver Plating (AMS 2410, AMS 2411, AMS 2412,

SPOP 23, SPOP 24)- Tin Plating (SPOP 27)- Bronze Plating (MSPS 100.CP.007)- Painting (HS 3197, BAC 5811, BAC 5736, MIL-

PRF-85582, MIL-PRF-85285, MIL-PRF-46010)

Customers List

Aerospace OEMs- Boeing- Curtiss Wright Controls- Diethelm Keller Aviation- Eaton Aerospace- Equip Aero Technique- GE Aircraft Engines- Honeywell Aerospace- Mecaer America- Meggitt Aircraft Braking Systems- Meggitt Control Systems- Middlesex Group- Moog- Parker Aerospace- Pratt and Whitney- Rockwell Collins- Singapore Jamco- UTC Aerospace Systems- Windsor Airmotive Asia

Aerospace MRO- AAR Landing Gear Services- Aerospace Component Engineering Services- Ametek- Asian Surface Technologies- C & A Aviation- Combustor Airmotive Services- Eagles Services- Fuel Accessory Service Technologies- GMF AeroAsia- Hawker Paci c Asia- Honeywell Aerospace- International Aerospace Tubes - Asia- Messier Services- Nordam- Pratt and Whitney Canada- Pratt and Whitney Services- SIA Engineering Company- Singapore Airlines- Singapore Precision Repair and Overhaul- ST Aerospace Engineering- ST Aerospace Systems- ST Aviation Services Co- Triumph Aviation Services Asia- Turbine Overhaul Services- UTC Aerospace Systems- W H Brennan- Windsor Airmotive Asia

ACP Metal Finishing Pte Ltd 6 Joo Koon CircleSingapore 629037 Telephone : +65 6863 8318 Facsimile : +65 6862 2989Email : [email protected] : www.acpanode.com.sgWebsite : www.acpaerospace.com.sg

1. Anodizing of C130 propeller blade2. Samples of aerospace components anodized by ACP 3. Cleaning of stainless steel engine compressor casing

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AM AEROSPACE SUPPLIES PTE LTD

Company Capability Aircraft Standards Hardware Aerospace Fasteners Airbus Electrical Parts Switches & Indicators Wire & Cable Engine Parts Barry Controls - Vibration Mounts Raw Materials

We are the Exclusive Regional Sales Representative of Alcoa Fastening Systems - Aerospace Products

Business and ServicesStockist and Distributor of Aircraft General Spares

Frank OngManaging Director

Adrian OngDirector

Telephone : +65 6338 0301Facsimile : +65 6339 7437Email : [email protected] Code : QA919

AM Aerospace Supplies Pte Ltd1 Coleman Street#07-03 The AdelphiSingapore 179803

Warehouse:68 Kallang Pudding Road#05-03 SYH Logistics BuildingSingapore 349327

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AVIALL PTE LTD

ABOUT USAviall, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company, is the worlds largest provider of new aviation parts and related aftermarket services. The company, which has headquarters in Dallas, Texas, markets and distributes products for more than 240 manufacturers and offers approximately 2 million catalog items from 40 customer service centers in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. Aviall also provides maintenance for aviation batteries, wheels and brakes, as well as hose assembly, kitting and paint-mixing services. The company offers a complete set of supply-chain and logistics services, including order processing, stocking and ful llment, automated inventory management and reverse logistics to OEMs and customers.

SEE HOW WE ARE DIFFERENTAviall is your single point of contact for OEM quality repair on airframe components and engine platforms.

Aviall has 40 stocking/distribution centers worldwide, with 10 convenient stocking/distribution centers located in Asia Paci c and Australia.

With aviall.com, its easy to check availability of parts, get a price quote, download invoices and certs and track your shipments.

Aviall lists more than 2,000,000 parts in its catalog from 240 OEMs.EMs.

Aviall Pte Ltd 2 Loyang Lane #05-01/02Singapore 508913

Telephone : +65 6542 5420 Facsimile : +65 6542 8222AOG Mobile : +65 9816 4125Website : www.aviall.com

Mr Mohd Kamar Bin NgahSales ManagerEmail : [email protected]

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DMG MORI is a trusted partner for customers operating in the aerospace sector, who offers customer-oriented innovations, technologies and capacities, as well as the global strength to support long-term developments. The rst point of contact is the Aerospace Excellence Centre. Headquartered in the production facility at DECKEL MAHO in Pfronten, Germany, the Centre maintains a regular hub at the DMG MORI Technology Centre in Singapore. The signi cance of such an institution is based on the fact that a specialised team of experts can master the speci c manufacturing challenges of the aerospace industry much better. Also our team is able to focus on individual industry and customer requirements and their projects.

The Aerospace Excellence Centre serves as a cross-plant agency for customers of the aerospace sector by effectively focusing engineering and application skills in one place. At the same time it coordinates the collaboration with national and international institutions such as the Technology Center Varel, Fraunhofer Society, IFW of the University of Hannover or the AMRC in Shef eld for the development of best practice solutions.

In strategic partnership with tooling manufacturers and other partners of the metalworking industry, speci c processes and technologies are jointly developed. All

activities shall make stable and competitive processes available to aerospace customers, in order to enable them to produce parts with high ef ciency, quality and precision with machines from DMG MORI.

At its Asian headquarter and regional Technology Centre in Singapore, DMG MORI South East Asia has invested in the aerospace sector. Serving customers with specially trained personnel, a varied seminar program and live machine demonstrations, the centre, functions as a main hub of contact for the South East Asian aviation industry.

DMG MORI SOUTH EAST ASIA

DMG MORI TECHNOLOGY READY FOR LIFT OFF

DMG MORI SEIKI South East Asia Pte Ltd3 Tuas Link 1 Singapore 638584

Telephone : +65 6660 6688 Facsimile : +65 6660 6699Email : [email protected] : www.dmgmori.com

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ELTRA AERONAUTICS (S) PTE LTD

ELTRA AERONAUTICS (S) PTE LTD is a respected and a recognized aviation services company serving the Asia-Paci c airline aftermarket. Since the mid-90s, it has developed and forged partnerships with equipment OEMs from France, Germany, UK and the USA to market, distribute and support their products installed on most commercial aircraft ying today. The products that it represents are diverse and include aircraft transparencies, crew seats, ltration products, smoke detection systems, ice protection systems, audio and radio management systems, cabin interior equipment, emergency locator transmitters, insulation materials, Airbus Standard Parts, ground support equipment and cabin crew trainers.

ELTRA AERONAUTICS specialises in the marketing and sales of buyer-furnished equipment (BFE); spares

distr ibution, aircraft-on-ground (AOG) support, supply chain management, repair-through-exchange service; technical support and component repair management.

Helmed by a dynamic, knowledgeable and committed team of experienced professionals, it continuously strives to meet the expectations and demands of more than 100 customers that it serves. These comprise of major airlines, low-cost carriers (LCCs), commuter operators, airframe/engine MROs.

ELTRAs comprehensive network of local of ces, located at key cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hyderabad and Jakarta, reinforces its commitment to ensure that it can respond and service its customers quickly.

As the Recipient of Frost and Sullivans Asia-Pacific Aerospace MRO Service Provider of the Year 2009, this award testi es to its progressive growth and commitment to service excellence.

1. Onsite Technical Training2. Responsive Customer Support3. Parts Incoming Inspection4. Aircraft Transparencies5. Ground Support Equipment

Eltra Aeronautics (S) Pte Ltd102E Pasir Panjang Road#08-03 Citilink Warehouse ComplexSingapore 118529

Telephone : +65 6275 0600Facsimile : +65 6275 6066SPEC2000 : SINSAXDEmail : [email protected] : www.eltra.com.sg

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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Asia75 Bukit Timah Road, #02-01/02 Boon Siew BuildingSingapore 229833

Telephone : +65 6933 9580Fax : +65 6337 8335Email : [email protected] : asia.erau.edu

EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY - ASIA

At Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, what we do -- and do best -- is teach the science, practise, and business of the world of aviation and aerospace.

Since it was founded just 22 years after the Wright brothers rst ight, the University and its graduates have built an enviable record of achievement in every aspect of aviation and aerospace. The curriculum at Embry-Riddle covers the operation, engineering, research, manufacturing, marketing, and management of modern aircraft and the systems that support them.

With residential campuses in Daytona Beach, Florida, and Prescott, Arizona along with more than 150 locations in the United States, Europe, Canada, the Middle East and Asia, Embry-Riddle truly is a global university with over 32,000 active students. In January 2011, Embry-Riddle expanded its academic opportunities into Southeast Asia. Headquartered in Singapore, Embry-Riddle Asia provides students in Singapore with the same quality education they would get at one of our campuses in the United States.

Embry-Riddle Asia caters to both working professionals and full-time students looking to advance their career opportunities in Singapores thriving aviation and aerospace industry. With both part-time and full-time delivery options, we offer degree programmes that meet the needs of any student whether a working

professional, secondary school graduate or diploma holder.

Partnerships with the Singapore Aviation Academy, SIM University and the International Executive Education Center enable Embry-Riddle to deliver our sought after degree programmes along-side some of the most respected universities and training organisations in the region. Embry-Riddle is currently offering the following degree programmes in Singapore, and were exploring additional programmes for the future:

Master of Business Administration in Aviation Master of Aeronautical Science Bachelor of Science in Aviation Business

Administration Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics

No matter which programme students choose, they bene t from having a degree backed by the Embry-Riddle name and everything it stands for leading-industry knowledge, advanced research, faculty who are also industry professionals, partnerships with globally renowned companies and lifetime af liation with a group of individuals passionate about aviation and aerospace.

Students interested in one our programs should visit asia.erau.edu or call +65 6933 9580 to speak with one of our enrolment counsellors.

Dr Graham Hunt(Head of Asia)

Mr Matthew Flaherty(Director, Marketing & Enrollment Management)

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GE Aviation Service Operation LLP 23 Loyang WaySingapore 508726

Telephone : +65 6545 6071Facsimile : +65 6542 4212Website : www.ge.com

GE Aviation, Services ATI62 Loyang WaySingapore 508770

Telephone : +65 6543 7818Facsimile : +65 6543 7886Website : www.ge.com

GE Aviation Service Operation LLP (GEASO) is a fully owned subsidiary of GE -Aviation.

Established in 1981, GEASO performs high-technology component repairs on the GE-CF6, CF34, GE90, CFMI-CFM56, EA-GP7000 and LM2500/5000/6000/LMS100 family of engines, serving airlines and overhaul shop customers worldwide. GEASO is a key aircraft component repair facility outside the United States and is the center of excellence for Turbine Airfoils and Combustor repairs.

In 2009 the company added a new building within the site to anticipate the growth of the MRO business. The expanded capacity boosted new product and

process capabilities. Production cells integrate Lean production concepts incorporating automation and robotics to support customers quality and turn time needs.

GE Aviation, Services-ATI (GE-ATI), is a fully owned subsidiary of GE -Aviation.

Established in 1998, GE-ATI is the center of excellence for the repair of Low and High Pressure Compressor Airfoils on the GE-CF6, CF34 and GE90, CFMI-CFM56, EA-GP7000 and LM2500/5000/6000 family of engines, serving airlines and overhaul shop customers worldwide.

In 2005, GE-ATI started the manufacturing of New Make on the GECF6 Stage 8 HPC Vanes.

Subsequently, it added the manufacturing of GE90 Vane Sectors Assembly in 2011. GE-ATI is also supporting its global customers with ship-dirty, asset management, scrap replacement and end gapping programs.

Common Agency Approval

FAA EASA CAAS Singapore CAAC China

Management System Standard

AS9100 ISO9001 C.A.S.E Safety Management System

DCA Malaysia DCA Thailand DGCA Indonesia

GE AVIATION, SERVICES - SINGAPORE

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inventory, managed stocks, vending solutions and our complete care program.

Haas Group International is a global distributor of Aerospace materials. Our comprehensive range of chemical and associated products includes: adhesives, sealants, tapes, lubes, oils, greases, paints, coatings, lab chemicals, industrial gases, coolants, metalworking uids, cleaning solvents, metal products, raw materials, composite material, workshop consumables, toolings and more. Quality PolicyOur mission is to provide superior services in our chosen eld of distribution and inventory management. Our quality system is designed to support the organisations effort to achieve this mission and to comply with the requirement of ISO9001:2008 & AS9120:2002 as well as the requirements of National & International regulatory bodies.

OverviewHaas Group International Inc. (formerly known as Haas TCM Inc.) is a large multinational Chemical Management Services Company. We specialize in reducing cost and improving processes associated with chemical use in Aerospace. Haas Group International Inc. helps our customers run their operations more ef ciently.

When youre looking for the right material, in the right place, at the right time, in the right way, look to Haas Group International, Inc. With warehouses in 22 countries servicing another 50 countries worldwide in Chemical Management, Product Distribution, Supply Chain Management, and Hazardous Communications, Haas Group International consistently provides customers with state-of-the-art technology, all at the right cost. Products & ServicesHaas Group International provide an array of value-added distribution services, this encompasses consignment

HAAS TCM SINGAPORE PTE LTD

Haas TCM Singapore Pte Ltd 3, Changi South Street 1 Singapore 486795

Telephone : +65 6542 2108Facsimile : +65 6227 8102Email : [email protected] : www.haastcm.com www.haasgroupintl.com

Haas Group International is an award-winning global provider of chemical management services, and the largest independent buyer

and inventory manager of aerospace chemicals in the world.

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HAWKER PACIFIC

Hawker Paci c 720 West Camp Road, Seletar Aerospace Park, Singapore 797520

Telephone : +65 6681 7888Facsimile : +65 6681 7884Email : hpasia@hawkerpaci c.comWebsite : www.hawkerpaci c.com

Hawker Paci c is the leading provider of integrated aviation solutions across Asia Paci c and the Middle East with more than thirty years experience in serving corporate, government and private customers. Recognising that every customer has individual requirements, we have evolved to specialise in the most important aspects of aviation: sales, support (maintenance & modi cations), supplies, and aircraft management.

Tony Jones Chief Operating Of cer, Asia Telephone : +65 6681 7883 Email : tony.jones@hawkerpaci c.com

Steve FosterGeneral Manager, Singapore Service CentreTelephone : +65 6681 7902Email : steve.foster@hawkerpaci c.com

In 2012, the company expanded its regional presence with its new, state-of-the-art facility at Seletar Aerospace Park to meet the increasing demand of business aviation sector in Asia. Hawker Paci cs Asia Paci c network includes facilities in Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns, Perth, Auckland, Singapore, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai.

The 9,400 sqm facility offers the full range of world class services including:

All levels of maintenance Spare parts distribution State-of-the-art paint shop Interior re-completions Component repair and overhaul Avionics upgrades Aircraft modi cations Full FBO facilities AOG support 24/7 Aircraft Management

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Mr. Dinesh R Patel Mr. Hassan OthmanManaging Director General Manager Hypercoat Enterprises Pte Ltd1 Loyang Way 6Singapore 507076

Telephone : +65 6542 8989Facsimile : +65 6545 3577 Email : [email protected] : www.hypercoat.com.sg

ABOUT USHypercoat Enterprises Pte Ltd was incorporated in April 1985. Amidst many challenges and driven by optimism and the ambition to be a signi cant player in the eld of aviation supply, the Company has grown from strength to strength representing more than 45 vendors from USA and Europe and serving their interest worldwide through our sales of ces in Singapore, USA, Germany, South Africa, India, Malaysia, Australia, United Arab Emirates, China, Chile and Brazil.

OUR CAPABILITIES

Products:- Aircraft system spares for airframe, engine and avionics- Aircraft coatings and chemicals- Interior furnishing and refurbishing- Aircraft composites- In- ight service - entertainment and consumables- Cargo, ground and workshop equipment

Services:- Aircraft painting- Interior refurbishment- Aircraft composite repair

Quality System:Our mission statement is focused towards providing the best service to all our customers. To achieve this we strictly practise total quality management system such as subscribed by the ISO9001: 2000 and AS9120: 2002 requirements. We are also approved by Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, Philippines Air Transportation Of ce and General Civil Aviation Authority (UAE).

HYPERCOAT ENTERPRISES PTE LTD

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IMR TEST LABS SINGAPORE PTE LTD

IMR Test Labs Singapore is Asias only independent, commercial aerospace testing facility with Nadcap, SAC (ISO/IEC 17025), GE S-400 and Pratt & Whitney MCL approvals. We offer metallurgical, chemical, mechanical and failure analysis services on metals, thermal spray coatings, welds and more.

IMR Test Labs is conveniently located on Loyang Way, in the heart of the aerospace district. Our facility offers an ever-expanding array of testing services to the aerospace industry, including:

Failure Analysis SEM Microscopy with EDX/EDS Creep & Stress Rupture Thermal Spray Coating Evaluation (now GE AJ Code

approved) Inclusion Rating Microstructure Evaluation, Case Depth, Heat Treat Plating Thickness, Integrity Weld, Braze & Joining Evaluation Hydrogen Embrittlement Tensile Testing Bond Pull/Coating Adhesion High Temperature Tensile Testing (up to 1000C) Rotating Beam Fatigue (RBF) Aggressive Machining Evaluation Chemical Analysis (ICP, OES, Combustion) Alloy Identi cation Raw Material Veri cation Our trained and experienced staff is committed to bringing you high-quality materials testing services and getting you

the answers you need, on time. Superior customer service is a top priority, so our staff is accessible and responsive. You deal directly with the manager, engineer or technician working on your job. We pride ourselves on forming long term relationships with our clients, and we look forward to doing the same with you.

Most importantly, we maintain a non-biased opinion in everything we do. Our reports are second to none, and our results are trusted my major manufacturers around the world.

IMRs Singapore laboratory is also a premiere training facility, offering training courses geared towards aerospace professionals. Some of the classes offered include:

Aerospace Metallography & Coating Evaluation Principles of Failure Analysis for the Aerospace Industry Evaluation of Machined Surfaces Practical Fracture Mechanics Practical Fractography and moresee our training page for the most complete

and up-to-date list.

IMR Test Labs is a US based materials testing lab with facilities in New York, Kentucky, Oregon and Suzhou, China that specialize in failure analysis, fatigue, polymers & composites, metallurgical analysis, chemistry, corrosion and mechanical testing. For information on our accreditations, training courses and more, please visit us at www.imrsingapore.sg.

IMR Test Labs is a Business Unit of CWST.

IMR Test Labs - Singapore Pte Ltd30 Loyang Way #03-16Singapore 508769

Telephone : +65 6592 5325Facsimile : +65 6592 5326Email : [email protected] : www.imrsingapore.sg

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International Engine Component Overhaul Pte Ltd 3 Loyang Way 2Singapore 507102

Telephone : +65 6318 2555 Facsimile : +65 6546 0949Email : [email protected] : www.ieco.com.sg

INTERNATIONAL ENGINE COMPONENT OVERHAUL PTE LTD

International Engine Component Overhaul Pte Ltd (IECO) is the 50/50 joint venture between Rolls-Royce and SIA Engineering Company. IECO was incorporated in Marc

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