Several Boeing aircraft, including the F-15, P-8A Poseidon, AH-64E Apache, CH-47F Chinook and C-17 Globemaster III, will be on display at Singapore Airshow 2024 later this month (February 20-25). Displayed statically. B-52 participates in flight exhibition.
On top of that: Boeing’s newest Apache provides the United States and its allies with the strike and reconnaissance capabilities needed to meet the demands of a highly complex and constantly evolving ecosystem.
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Boeing will showcase defense capabilities, commercial products and services at the 2024 Singapore Air Show. Dr. Brendan Nelson AO, Boeing Global President, said: – Growing economies continue to invest in new aerospace products and services for the future.
“Boeing continues to provide needed capabilities to commercial and government customers across the region, while expanding our presence in the region and opening new opportunities for our partners and suppliers.”
Boeing will also offer air show attendees the opportunity to experience the cutting-edge design and cockpit of the next-generation multi-role F-15 fighter jet in the F-15EX simulator.
In addition, Boeing will introduce services for government and commercial customers, including digital, maintenance, modification, parts and training solutions. Our senior representatives will also be in attendance to discuss how we are supporting civil aviation’s goal of net-zero emissions by 2050.
sustainability
Boeing demonstrates the Cascade Climate Impact Model, a data modeling tool that provides actionable insights into how different strategies can reduce emissions and enable the decarbonization of the aviation industry by 2050 To do. The company will also discuss its efforts to promote sustainable aviation fuel production globally. Regional cooperation and policy advocacy.
STEM and startups
Boeing is participating in the Singapore Air Show’s Aero Campus to engage and inspire the next generation of aerospace engineers and leaders. Four companies in which the company has invested as part of its continued commitment to aerospace innovation will be featured.
For more than 75 years, Boeing has partnered with stakeholders in Southeast Asia to support the development of aerospace and defense capabilities in the region. Singapore is Boeing’s Southeast Asia headquarters, and the team supports commercial aircraft and defense procurement, services for government and commercial customers, training, supply chain, and advanced research collaborations with the public and private sectors.
Boeing develops, manufactures and services commercial aircraft, defense products and space systems for customers in more than 150 countries, including the UK with bases at Gatwick, Sheffield and Lossiemouth Royal Air Force Bases.