Singapore Airshow 2022: Military air programmes in Asia-Pacific - opportunities and threats
A prototype of the fighter/trainer variant of the HAL Tejas light combat aircraft, developed in India. (Photo: Indian Air Force)
In a special report, Shephard Defence Insight investigates the market landscape for fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters and UAVs in the Asia-Pacific region.
As near-peer threat scenarios return, Asia has become important in terms of military procurement programmes.
Shephard Defence Insight analyses the fixed-wing aircraft, helicopter and UAS segments, breaks down regional trends and highlights some potentially lucrative business opportunities in this highly competitive market.
The evolution of adversary capabilities is one of the major factors driving Asian countries to upgrade their ageing fixed-wing and helicopter fleets.
Aircraft with advanced air dominance capabilities have emerged as a top acquisition priority for major countries across the region driven by the evolving geopolitical landscape. Several nations are pursuing fighter aircraft programmes, which are set to
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