Seletar Park is home of the jet (engine) set
Hub manufactures massive engines propelling Airbus's A380, Boeing's Dreamliner
Singapore
ASIA'S ascent towards the top of the world's aerospace market is being powered by a former colonial airbase in northern Singapore.
Once known for making mosquito coils and hair wigs, Singapore is now a hub for manufacturing the massive engines propelling Airbus Group SE's superjumbo A380 and Boeing Co's Dreamliner. Those efforts are centred across the water from Malaysia at the Seletar Aerospace Park, a former mangrove swamp cleared for a British landing strip.
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