Singapore Air Show 2010

At Singapore Airshow 2010, visitors can look forward to an impressive array of jets, transport planes, helicopters and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) from as many as 20 exhibitors. Admire the graceful lines of the latest fighter jets, marvel at the luxurious comforts of private planes or, if you’re lucky, maybe even board a couple of these amazing flying machines at the Static Aircraft Display Area occupying 100,000sqm of outdoor space at Changi Exhibition Centre.

The Static Aircraft Display Area at Singapore Airshow 2010 will provide you with a photo opportunity that’s not to be missed!

The Singapore Airshow 2010 is a 6-day event, taking place from 2 to 7 February 2010. The first 4 days are exclusively for trade attendees while the final 2 weekend days are open to public. Tickets can be purchased through authorised SISTIC agents only or through the SISTIC website from 2 November 2009 onwards.

Ticket Price
Adult : S$20
Child (1 – 12 years old) : S$8
Family Package (2 adult tickets, 2 child tickets, 1 car park label) : S$100

Venue & Operating Hours
6 – 7 February 2010 Sat – Sun 9:30am – 5:00pm
Changi Exhibition Centre
9 Aviation Park Road
Singapore 498760

Flying Display Timings
February 2 @ 12:30pm – 2:00pm
February 3 - 5 @ 11:30am – 1:00pm
February 6 - 7 @ 11:30am – 1:00pm & 3:00pm – 3:30pm

Airshow Shuttle Timings (T2 or T3 Arrival Level Coach Stand)
From Changi Airport to Changi Exhibition Centre
First Bus @ 8:00am / Last Bus @ 3:00pm
From Changi Exhibition Centre to Changi Airport
First Bus @ 2:00pm / Last Bus @ 7:00pm

Be treated to an extra 30-minute aerobatic flying display taking place at this year’s Singapore Airshow over the public weekend on 6 and 7 February. This is in addition to the 60-minute aerial display.

See daredevil pilots pushing their machines to the limit, performing amazing aerobatic stunts that require extreme concentration and split-second timing. Be wowed by the sheer elegance of the spectacular planes and let the extreme flying machines take your breath away.

Making its last performance in Asia will be the F-111 strike aircraft which is operated by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). The F-111 will be lighting up the skies performing the trail-blazing "Dump and Burn".

In addition, the A-10 Thunderbolt II will be making its first Asian show debut. The A-10 is operated by the United States Air Force and will be part of both the aerial performance. Reputed as the “Tank Killer”, it can attack tanks, armored vehicles and other ground targets. Its unique design allows for high maneuverability at low speeds and altitude.

Aviation enthusiasts, young and old, can also look forward to the first-ever aerobatic team showcasing the integrated air display segment by the Republic of Singapore Air Force F-16 Falcon fighter aircraft and AH-64 Apache attack helicopter in Southeast Asia.