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🌟 Insights and Opportunities: Reflections from the Bali International Airshow Briefing 🌟 This morning, the Bali International Airshow team had the privilege of hosting potential exhibitors, partners, and members of the media for a Business Opportunity Briefing at the Singapore Airshow, hosted by Mr Jodi Mahardi, Deputy Coordinating Minister for Maritime Sovereignty and Energy, Indonesia. We were overwhelmed by the positive atmosphere and the engaging discussions that unfolded. The insights shared by Mr Mahardi highlighted the immense business potential and the innovative future that awaits us at the Bali International Airshow, scheduled for September 18-21, 2024. It is clear that the event is not just a showcase of aerospace excellence but also a beacon for groundbreaking business opportunities in the aerospace and defense sectors. The enthusiasm and interest demonstrated by our potential exhibitors and partners have been truly inspiring. Your support and eagerness to explore collaborative opportunities underscore the significant impact the Bali International Airshow aims to deliver, both for the industry and the broader global community. We extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who participated, making the briefing not only successful but also memorable. As we look forward to the Bali International Airshow in September 2024, we are more excited than ever to work alongside our exhibitors, partners, and the media to create an event that exceeds expectations. Your engagement and participation are what will make the Bali International Airshow a landmark event in the aerospace calendar. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to prepare for an extraordinary gathering of the world's aerospace and defense leaders in Bali. Together, let's soar to new heights and unlock the limitless potential of the aerospace industry. 🚀 See You in Bali! 🌏 Where: Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali 📅 When: September 18-21, 2024 Connect with Vivian Koo for participation options. #BaliAirshow2024 #AerospaceInnovation #BusinessOpportunities

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Subject - Flying and Turbulence!   Flying is a great way to explore the world, especially when I'm with my family. Turbulence is the one thing I hate about flying, especially when I'm 30000 feet in the air and have a violent episode. Most passengers will be shaken by fear and stress during the flight, and there is no better seat to face this danger. Besides praying to calm myself down, these three factors are potentially my saving grace at this crucial moment - the aircraft systems (hardware/software), flight crew, and passengers. The purpose of a well-maintained system is to ensure the safety and operational readiness of all (A-Z). Without a strong team of pilots and flight attendants on board, the best systems are meaningless. The safety of the entire flight hinges on their experiences and dedication to their duties. When all else fails, passengers are the wild card. A country's future is akin to the scenario of a plane flying into unexpected turbulence. As a citizen, I wish for Singapore to fly high and far, flourish, and culminate, but there are risks involved in pursuing the horizon.   Like aircraft systems, Singapore's key institutions must be clean, well-maintained, and reliable. Our public institution's integrity is irreplaceable, which is a key reason why Singapore enjoys enviable global standing as compared to many others. The government of the day role is like the flight crew, a crisis management team that we trust to manage our affairs. Our leaders' strong leadership will be the key to navigating through nebulous conditions for us all. Our public servants should remain steadfast in their duties and never lose touch with the people on the ground, starting from the top. Passengers = People.   Their role is a perilous one, whether they lead the current ruling party or opposition. The way our government has guided and unlocked Singapore's potential over the years is something we appreciate. Nonetheless, the people on the ground have new expectations. In the next 20-30 years, what will Singapore's future life be like? Our success is attributed to the contributions of our pioneers and the blessing of having a strong government in charge. As we continue to find a way forward, a silent majority of Singaporeans are observing. Tomorrow is Singapore's 58th birthday, and in two years, she will be a proud diamond jubilee. While it may seem young, in contrast to others, 58 years is a long time. Using age as a gauge of achievement, Singapore is an overachiever! Happy 58th Singapore! #singaporeourhome #majulahsingapura

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Shifting power towards Asia - airport infrastructure is a prime example .. Listen in below..

This is Haneda Airport, located in Ōta, Tokyo, Japan, It is Japan's most busiest airport and the fourth-busiest airport in the world with about 764 departures daily. Tokyo Haneda Airport features three terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 for domestic flights, and the International Terminal (Terminal 3) for international destinations. Tokyo Haneda Airport has four runways: two parallel runways and two crosswind runways. The parallel runways, 16R/34L and 16L/34R, handle the majority of the airport's traffic. They are equipped to accommodate both domestic and international flights. The crosswind runways, 04/22 and 05/23, are primarily used during periods of strong crosswinds, ensuring safe takeoffs and landings in adverse weather conditions. These runway configurations allow for efficient operations and contribute to Haneda's reputation as one of the world's busiest and most punctual airports. How would like to know if you'll like to visit this airport someday..let me know in the comments. 👇 Follow Michael Ajamikoko for more Video Credit: Activist_Cyprian #Airport #Aviation #Aviationindustry #Aviationdaily #Aviationlovers #Aviationworld #Civilaviation

Paris, the city of love...and events, festivals, and activities! This September and October, Paris will be hosting a calendar packed with events. It's no wonder arrival numbers in the cities are once again at a constant high. Key findings 🔍 🔸 Top arrival at Charles de Gaulle: The US, followed by South Korea and Australia. 🔸 Longest average stay: Australian (21 nights). 🔸 Shortest average stay: South Koreans (8 nights). Refine your marketing strategy, budget allocation, and reach your audience at the right time: Discover the power of D / AI Destinations. #DataDrivenDestinations

The latest #Skytrax rankings for the world's cleanest #airports in 2024 are as follows: 1. Tokyo Haneda 🇯🇵 2. Seoul Incheon 🇰🇷 3. Singapore Changi 🇸🇬 4. Doha Hamad 🇶🇦 5. Centrair Nagoya 🇯🇵 6. Tokyo Narita 🇯🇵 7. Kansai 🇯🇵 8. Hong Kong 🇭🇰 9. Taiwan Taoyuan 🇹🇼 10. Zurich 🇨🇭 These rankings are based on assessments by Skytrax, a prominent authority in the world of airport statistics.

Global Class and Power Shift in now in Asia.