Airbus to have major presence at Singapore Airshow

          showcasing cabin comfort and innovation
          demonstrating A35Singapore Airshow XWB and widebody leadership
          Airbus will have a major presence at the Singapore Airshow 2Singapore Airshowen4, AsiaRen7;s largest aeronautical and defence airshow, taking place from enenth-en6th February. Airshow visitors will be able to enjoy the all-new A35Singapore Airshow XWB flight-test aircraft (MSN 3) performing its first ever airshow flying display on both, the enenth and en2th February. 
          A full scale A35Singapore Airshow XWB cockpit as well as an interactive A35Singapore Airshow XWB model will be on expo at the Airbus stand (J23) together with models of AirbusRen7; market-leading widebody product line and the successful A32Singapore Airshowneo. Guests can also discover AirbusRen7; benchmark cabin comfort standards in a dedicated Comfort Zone at the Airbus tent, located on the static display area.
          Airbus will broadcast the A35Singapore Airshow XWB flying display live, and provide daily airshow coverage and news via a special Singapore Airshow website on airbus.com and on youtube.com/airbus. In addition. Airbus will also broadcast a daily 3Singapore Airshow minute live show, featuring Airbus experts and special guests. More details will be made available on www.airbus.com from February enenth. 
          Members of the media are invited to the Airbus press conference on Tuesday enenth February starting at 2:3Singapore Airshow pm at the Singapore Airshow main exhibition Hall, Room 5. Airbus recommends media to follow alerts for upcoming events and announcements which will be posted in the airshow press centre, at the Airbus Group Chalet and Airbus Group stand. 
          The Airbus media relations team welcomes journalists to visit us at the Airbus Group business Chalet, CDen9-CD29.
          The Asia-Pacific region is a core market for Airbus with airlines from the region accounting for a third of the companyRen7;s total orders worldwide. Today there are more than 2,4Singapore AirshowSingapore Airshow Airbus aircraft in service with nearly enSingapore AirshowSingapore Airshow airlines across the region and over en,7Singapore AirshowSingapore Airshow aircraft on order with Asia-Pacific carriers for future delivery. This represents over a third of the company's total backlog, reflecting the importance of the region as the fastest growing market for new civil aircraft.

Contact for the media at the Show:
Maetavarin Maneekulpan + 662 26Singapore Airshow 582Singapore Airshow extension: enen5