GUAAS Asia announces future-focused agenda
Global Urban & Advanced Air Summit (GUAAS) Asia has announced its future-focused agenda and three plenary themes for its upcoming instalment in Singapore.
Taking place 27-28 September 2023 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, GUAAS is recognised as one of the leading Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) and eVTOL global business events to attend, demonstrating the latest developments, expert knowledge, and fast-moving innovations the market has to offer year on year.
Developed and organised by the team behind the world-renowned Farnborough International Airshow, GUAAS Asia 2023 will consist of a two-day programme bringing together the Asia Pacific AAM and Urban Air Vehicles (UAV) community. Attendees at c-suite level from industry organisations, city officials, key decision makers, regulators, investors and Government will join the debates, discussions and insight in this high-level conference and networking event.
The conference programme will be split into three forward-looking plenaries, covering tactical strategies, AAM market positioning, UAV and drone use cases, technology vulnerabilities and solutions: Asia Pacific, when will the AAM ‘sleeping tigers’ wake? a market deep dive; con-ops – flying safely & securely; and current and future use cases.
The agenda will feature keynotes and panel discussions aimed to future-proof the global AAM sector, as well as the Investor Business Connections Exchange, designed specifically for investors who wish to learn and enhance knowledge around UAV and AAM, and seek exciting investment opportunities in this growing aerospace sector.
Session titles include:
- Singapore’s Green Plan 2030
- The Business class of the future
- Accelerating the Asia ambition and future proofing the industry
- A regulators perspective on harmonisation
- Fulfilling the vision of autonomous eVTOLS
- Cargo & maritime delivery and inspection using AAM technology
GUAAS Asia has generated the support of key organisations in the region and wider aerospace sector, including GKN, Volocopter, Skyports, Daedalean, ADS Group and Association of Aerospace Industries Singapore (AAIS).
