Experia Events to Launch Singapore Airport Show in 2015

October 21, 2013

The Singapore-based Experia Events, organiser of the Singapore Airshow, has announced the launch of the inaugural World Airport Expo in Singapore for 2015. The three-day exhibition will be hosted at the Changi Exhibition Centre from 4th to 6th February.

World Airport Expo will showcase airport technologies and solutions including all areas of airport planning, design and construction, management and operations of fleets, passengers and cargoes, airport safety and security, as well as human capital training.

In addition to the exhibition, the trade show will also feature a conference programme, forums and various live demonstrations.

Jimmy Lau, managing director of Experia Events said, “Market reports have forecast that countries in Asia will invest more than US$400 billion in building new airport terminals and upgrading their existing facilities over the next decade and beyond. The demand and growth potential in infrastructure and ancillary services offer immense opportunities for the global airport industry.”

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