There was plenty of media coverage of this year’s show, which I will not duplicate here. Instead, I will comment on some of the less obvious aspects of the event, based on my long experience of working at previous shows, and my regular visits to Singapore that go back nearly 50 years. China's Ba Yi … Continue reading SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE SINGAPORE AIRSHOW
SINGAPORE AIRSHOW IS STILL THE REGIONAL STAND-OUT
The Singapore Airshow is coming up in the first week of February. This is Asia’s oldest aerospace trade show, with a lineage dating back to 1984. Since then, most other countries in the region have launched their own shows. They attract international exhibitors who have near-term sales prospect in these countries, or who feel obliged … Continue reading SINGAPORE AIRSHOW IS STILL THE REGIONAL STAND-OUT
THE F-35: OUR MISSILES, THEIR NUKES
The UK may be considering the addition of an American nuclear bomb to the F-35. Meanwhile, the integration of other British weapons is proving problematic.
THE SDR – WILL THERE BE MUCH STRATEGY?
Don't expect too much from the UK's Strategic Defence Review
Chris Pocock Makes Aerosense 