Thai Startup Siam Seaplane to Launch in 2020

Thai Startup Siam Seaplane to Launch in 2020

Thai startup Siam Seaplane is planning to commence commercial operations at the end of the second quarter of 2020. The destinations being planned are all within a maximum of 1.5 hours flying time from Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport, and include Pattaya, Hua Hin, and...
US Aerospace Component Manufacturer Opens Factory in Da Nang

US Aerospace Component Manufacturer Opens Factory in Da Nang

Sunshine Aerospace Components Factory in Da Nang, a new manufacturing facility for US firm Universal Alloy Corporation (UAC), started operations on 31 March 2020. UAC is one of the world’s leading producers of hard alloy extrusions, supplying aerospace companies such...
Indonesia Agrees to US Military Grant of Drones and Helicopters

Indonesia Agrees to US Military Grant of Drones and Helicopters

The Indonesia’s Defense Ministry has agreed to accept the United States’ military grant consisting of 14 Insitu ScanEagle drones and 3 Bell 412 helicopters. The military equipment is to increase the Navy’s maritime capacity and overall defense system throughout the...
Indonesia Agrees to US Military Grant of Drones and Helicopters

Royal Thai Air Force Orders H135 Helicopters for Training Mission

As part of its pilot training enhancement programme, the Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) has signed an order for six H135 military training helicopters from Airbus Helicopters. Announced on 12 February 2020, this order of six H135s will complement the RTAF’s...
Indonesia to Purchase Patrol Boats for Coast Guard

Indonesia to Purchase Patrol Boats for Coast Guard

Indonesia is planning to purchase bigger boats for its Maritime Security Agency (BAKAMLA). The boats would equip BAKAMLA with the capacity to expand their patrol reach and travel longer distances across the ocean. This is important considering the recent dispute in...
Indonesia Agrees to US Military Grant of Drones and Helicopters

Philippines Orders 12 Cargo Helicopters from Russia

President Rodrigo Duterte confirmed that the Philippines had placed an order of 12 cargo helicopters from Russia during an interview with a Russian television network. The plan to purchase the helicopters from Russia got delayed due to budget constraint but it was...