On February 20^th 2024, the Singapore Airshow, Asia's largest aerospace show, officially opened at the Changi Exhibition Centre. The airshow attracted more than 1,000 companies from 50+ countries and regions. Chinese companies such as AVIC, COMAC and Haite Group participated in the airshow.

On the first day of the airshow, Dr. Amy Khor, senior minister of State of the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment and Ministry of Transport of Singapore, visited the booth of Haite Group and cared about the development and future planning of Haite's investment industry in Singapore. In 2015, Haite established Aviation Safety and Training Pte. Ltd. (AST) in Singapore Changi Business Park, and AST’s business radiates to Southeast Asia, providing one-stop flight training solutions for domestic and foreign customers. AST is an important initiative of Haite to "go global", and has received the continuous attention and support of the Singapore government, and AST will continue to explore the Southeast Asian market and provide high-quality and high-quality flight training services.

Dr Amy Khor, Senior Minister of State of the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment and Ministry of Transport of Singapore, visited HAITE’s booth.

HAITE delegation visited Economic Development Board of Singapore’s booth.

       As a leading integrated aviation technology service provider in China, Haite Group brought its business segments to the Singapore Airshow, building bridges of communication, conveying brand value, seeking cooperation opportunities, and focusing on aviation product R&D and manufacturing and aviation engineering and technical service business.

In this airshow, ACCEL (Tianjin) Flight Simulation System Co., Ltd. made a brilliant appearance with its eVTOL display module and MR solution. During the exhibition, the display module received a lot of attention, and many partners had flight experience during their visit. ACCEL is the first and only equipment manufacturer in China to design, certify and deliver Level D full flight simulators for both Boeing and Airbus' mainstream narrow-body aircraft. It has formed a product strategy of Level D full-motion simulator for Airbus, Boeing and COMAC. The business has gradually expanded to high value-added areas in the simulation industry, such as eVTOL/simulation and training solutions for future air mobility, block chain/civil aviation digital service applications, etc., and has delivered products successfully. During the airshow, partners and customers such as COMAC, Indonesia Lion Air, and AEROFUGIA conducted in-depth exchanges of cooperation with ACCEL.

Tianjin Haite Aircraft Maintenance Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Haite Group, is currently the largest private P2F aircraft conversion company in China, which can carry out aircraft modification and technical service business around the world, and has the ability to modify two mainstream narrow-body P2F aircraft conversion. During the airshow, Tianjin Haite communicated with ST Engineering, AerCap, ACG and other companies.