Partners & Sponsors

The Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore) or AAIS, is a not-for-profit organisation established in 2003 to promote the development of Singapore as a leading aerospace hub. Its vision is “An Innovative Aerospace Community for a Sustainable Future.”

AAIS represents companies involved in aviation, aerospace and unmanned aircraft systems, including maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), manufacturing, parts distribution, research & development, training and education, and aftermarket services. It serves as the voice of industry to influence future directions and policies, facilitates business and engenders the development of the industry community.

Security Solutions Association of Singapore (SSAS) is the leading industry association representing Singapore's electronic security sector. Established in 1995, SSAS advocates for excellence, professionalism, and integrity among security solution providers while supporting the advancement of industry standards and best practices. The association works closely with government agencies, law enforcement, and industry stakeholders to strengthen Singapore's safety and security ecosystem and promote the adoption of innovative security technologies.

INACA’s role and activity as significant proposals have been addressed by the association to Regulator, Legislator and others related parties in the industry in order to help and maintain the Indonesia Aviation Industry to become more effective, efficient, highly competitive, and stronger in the globalization and liberalization environment.

The Indonesia Aviation Association is an organization within the aviation ecosystem that brings together professionals, experts, and individuals with an interest in aviation, serving as a strategic partner and a source of inspiration for both industry and government in advancing an efficient, effective integrated, and sustainable national air connectivity.

IAA's six core functions cover aviation advocacy and regulatory compliance; strategic project support and advisory; aviation training and certification; data and performance benchmarking; industry knowledge exchange; and crisis response and recovery coordination.

The Indonesia National Air Carriers Association, widely known in the industry as INACA, was founded in Jakarta by Indonesian Airline businessmen on October 19, 1970. The association was decreed and recognized by the Indonesian Ministry of Transport as the only Indonesia Airlines Association under No. KP 5/AU.701/PHB-89, dated November 23, 1989. The Association maintains its partnership and close relationship with the government.  In 2023, INACA has 29 airline members.

Air transport plays important role tactically and strategically also has created a multiplier effect to boost the national economic growth. Politically the air transport has been successful in unifying the nation, not to mention it has strengthened the national pride and awareness.

The association’s role and activity represents its member interest including regulations, legal, safety, technical aspects, security charges and other airport matters in aviation industry, and together with regulator and other related parties maintain a very comprehensive cooperation to achieve some goals.

INACA’s role and activity as significant proposals have been addressed by the association to Regulator, Legislator and others related parties in the industry in order to help and maintain the Indonesia Aviation Industry to become more effective, efficient, highly competitive, and stronger in the globalization and liberalization environment.