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Five things we learned about the current state of the industry from MRO Asia-Pacific 2022 which was held in Singapore last week. Lee Ann Shay,…

Nobody wanted a twin-aisle. Now there may not be enough of them. Listen in to find out why.

Available On-demand! As one of the most discussed disruptors in transportation and aviation, AAM promises to set a new standard for short-haul…

How well do know the news from the Asia-Pacific region? Try this quiz to see how familiar you are with Asia's aftermarket; the MRO providers, the…

Tips for how MROs can attract more women to join the industry. Women in Aviation-Singapore VP Lou-Ann Seet speaks with Aviation Week's Executive…

While modern air travel has advanced significantly since its inception, existing aircraft lavatories still pose significant mobility issues and anxiety for PRMs due to limitation in space and lack of user-friendly designs, deterring them from using on-board lavatories with ease or flying altogether. This, coupled with an ageing world’s population, necessitates an efficient solution that delivers value for both passengers and airline operators. Using modern and human-centric interior design principles, ST Engineering has created ACCESS – the world’s first expandable lavatory to promote inclusive air travel. Developed in partnership with Acumen, a multi-award-winning product and transport design consultancy, ACCESS empowers airlines and operators to revolutionise the flying experience of Passengers with Reduced Mobility (PRMs) without sacrificing valuable seating capacity.

MRO in the Asia-Pacific region is recovering, but can it fully do so without China opening?