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Aerospace
Overview
Aviation connects the world. Singapore's aerospace industry is an exciting hub covering research, manufacturing, maintenance and more. This thriving sector draws global leaders and positions Singapore as Asia's leading destination for aerospace excellence.
About industry
The aerospace industry keeps the world connected through aircraft design, build, and maintenance. You will work with airlines, defence organisations, and cargo companies who need safe, reliable planes to transport people and goods. Aerospace professionals ensure planes stay airborne and meet growing travel demand.
Industry facts
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Singapore is responsible for 10% of global aircraft Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) services.
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Over 130 aerospace companies operate locally across R&D, manufacturing, MRO, and aftermarket services.
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16 strategic projects in advanced manufacturing, MRO, research, and workforce development were announced at Singapore Airshow 2026.
Product and Process Innovation
Leading aerospace companies in Singapore create new advanced products whilst improving how they build and maintain aircraft. Innovations like safe drone technology and more improve production time. These advances ensure Singapore remains productive and competitive, and create opportunities for those interested in product development, smart manufacturing and advanced technology.
Green Ecosystem Development
Singapore's aerospace industry builds a sustainable system through eco-friendly infrastructure and partnerships. Seletar Aerospace Park has EV charging stations, solar-ready buildings, and extra green spaces. This sustainability focus opens career paths in environmental engineering, green infrastructure planning, and sustainable operations management.
Workforce Development Partnerships
Work-study programmes through partnerships between government, schools, and aerospace companies help students gain practical skills whilst studying. These initiatives create accessible entry points whether you're planning to be a fresh graduate or considering a career switch later.
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