Asian Aerospace Eyes Cabin Interiors Business in Asia Pacific

Asian Aerospace has its sights on the booming Cabin Interiors business in Asia Pacific.

A large number of cabin interiors specialists were amongst the contingent of 1,400 Chinese airline delegates at Asian Aerospace 2011 in Hong Kong, with their airlines operating 90% of the nation’s rapidly expanding fleet of latest generation aircraft from Airbus, Boeing and Embraer.

Official endorsement from the China Aviation Transportation Association and the powerful influence of the show’s China Advisory Board greatly contributed to record attendance this year, with even higher figures expected in 2013.

International airline representation exceeded 100 carriers that operate over 11,000 aircraft, which accounts for more than half of the world’s commercial fleet.

“We look forward to launching a new initiative for cabin interiors exhibitors at Asian Aerospace 2013. A dedicated meet-the-buyer programme means that exhibitors will be able to have pre-arranged 30-minute meetings with the quality buyers of their choice, including all of the major commercial and business aircraft manufacturers at the show,” said Brian Thomas, Vice President Aerospace, Reed Exhibitions.

The continuing shift of global economic power and influence to Asia in general, and China in particular, has ensured the rise of Asian Aerospace to be amongst the top aviation industry events in the world.

Asian Aerospace will return to Hong Kong 19 - 21 March 2013.

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