Regulators & government bodies · Singapore
Seletar Aerospace Park
- Region
- Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands
- Country
- Singapore
- Segment
- Regulators & government bodies
- Verification
- Desk verified
- Website
- https://jtc.gov.sg
Seletar Aerospace Park is a dedicated industrial zone in Singapore designed to host the entire aerospace value chain. It serves as a regional integrated cluster for maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) activities, engine power plant research, and business aviation operations. The park is managed by JTC Corporation and surrounds Seletar Airport, providing the infrastructure required for high-value manufacturing and distribution within the Asia-Pacific aviation market. The facility hosts a significant concentration of global aerospace leaders and regional specialists. Key tenants and partners operating within the park include Rolls-Royce, which maintains a major aero engine manufacturing and training facility, alongside Airbus, Bell Flight, and Bombardier. These companies utilise the park for various activities ranging from the assembly of Trent engines to the provision of regional customer support and service centres for narrow-body aircraft and rotorcraft. Prospective partners or tenants should verify specific plot availability and current zoning regulations for hazardous materials or heavy industrial processes. It is essential to confirm the technical specifications of available hangarage and airside access points, as well as the long-term lease structures provided by the statutory board. Engagement requires a clear understanding of Singapore’s regulatory framework for aerospace manufacturing and international trade compliance.
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