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The two-day event will take place on 25-26 September at the St. Regis, Saadiyat Island Resort in Abu Dhabi. Global Aerospace Summit, the CEO-led meeting of the world’s aerospace supply chain, will place a larger focus on the rapidly expanding space sector at this year’s event. With the space industry experiencing unprecedented growth, the summit will see an expanded presence from leading international space agencies, industry innovators and thought leaders. The global space economy is projected to reach $1.8 trillion by 2035, up from $630 billion in 2023[1], driven by advancements in space-enabled technologies, increased accessibility and commercial innovation. This underscores the sector’s vital role in shaping future industries, from communications to climate monitoring, and its potential to revolutionise traditional sectors through space-based applications. Regionally, the Middle East is emerging as a significant player in the global space narrative and a hub for space activities and innovation. The region’s space economy is expected to triple, reaching $75 billion by 2032[2], fuelled by strategic investments, economic diversification and regional cooperation. Recently, the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) partnered with the Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences (MBRU) to launch a Medical & Research Astronaut Training Programme, aimed to equip Emirati astronauts with advanced skills for conducting space-based medical research, reinforcing the UAE’s leadership in space exploration and innovation. H.E. Salem Humaid AlMarri, Director General of MBRSC said, “As the global space sector continues to evolve, collaboration across borders and disciplines have become ever more crucial. The UAE has been proactive in fostering partnerships with leading entities and academic institutions around the world and through these strategic alliances, we are leveraging collective expertise to address the complex challenges of space exploration, from advancing space-based medical research to developing sustainable technologies for long-term missions. We look forward to having insightful discussions that will further shape the global space economy at the Global Aerospace Summit and help us build a future where space benefits all of humanity, creating new opportunities for innovation, economic growth, and scientific discovery.” Underscoring the Global Aerospace Summit’s commitment to fostering global collaboration and pushing the boundaries in space technology, the seventh edition will welcome representatives from more top space organisations, building on the success of previous years. These organisations include the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC), National Space Science Agency (NSSA), Mexican Space Agency (AEM), French Space Agency (CNES), Portuguese Space Agency, Gabon Space Agency and the Communications, Space & Technology Commission (CST). Leading sponsors also include Minospace, a Beijing-based SME focussed on satellite design and manufacturing for the NewSpace market, and Maxar, a US-based space technology and intelligence company. Ricardo Conde, President of the Portuguese Space Agency, comments: “Competitiveness in the space sector is becoming increasingly crucial for promoting sustainable development and technological innovation. Portugal firmly believes that diversifying operators is a vital strategy for enhancing competitiveness and the entry of new players broadens collaboration and innovation. Our commitment is to foster an inclusive space ecosystem where geographical location isn’t a barrier but a catalyst for new opportunities. Portugal’s neutral stance enables us to collaborate with international partners across the globe without aligning with specific geopolitical blocs, ensuring a diversified and accessible space industry. As the rotating president of the Ibero-American Network of Space Agencies, Portugal is committed to creating effective cooperation programs, democratizing access to space, and ensuring the widespread benefits of space technologies.” The summit’s agenda will feature in-depth sessions with speakers from these organisations, among others, with discussions on international partnerships, space domain awareness, and the economics of space exploration. H.E. Salem Humaid Al Marri, Director General of the MBRSC, will give a keynote on “Milestones and Future Endeavours Shaping the Nation’s Space Ambitions,” while Pilar Zamora Acevedo, Executive Director of the Colombian Space Agency (AEC), will join a panel on ‘International partnerships enabling access to space and economic growth’. Other high-profile speakers include Ricardo Conde, President of the Portuguese Space Agency; Luca del Monte, Head of Commercialisation at the European Space Agency (ESA); Dylan Taylor, Chairman & CEO of Voyager Space; Declan Lynch, Chief Revenue Officer and General Manager at Privateer; and Torsten Hoffmann, the award-winning filmmaker and director of FORTITUDE, a documentary about the people, perils, and promises behind the emerging space industry. Hoffmann comments: “After spending three years covering the most promising people and projects in NewSpace, it is now time to bring the film to audiences worldwide. The 7th Global Aerospace Summit presents an invaluable opportunity for me to connect to the decision makers and thought leaders in the industry. I look forward to sharing some previews of the documentary, planning global movie premieres, and exploring new partnerships for producing follow-up documentaries on the industry.” This year’s Global Aerospace Summit is set to be a defining event for the space industry, driving critical conversations and partnerships to chart the sector forward. Hosted in Abu Dhabi, the event will reinforce the UAE’s leadership in space, creating a dynamic platform to exchange groundbreaking ideas and drive collaboration among global industry players to forge next-generation innovations.

Bali, 19th Sept.2024: The Special Dialogue Programme at Bali International Airshow 2024 has concluded its discussion with the final two panel sessions on 19 September 2024. Covering two themes in one day, the dialogues deep dived into Indonesia’s potential in both aviation growth and Sustainability Aviation Fuel (SAF) production. The sessions featured several government bodies and top global players in the aviation field, including Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment of the Republic of Indonesia, Ministry of Transportation, AirAsia, Garuda Indonesia, Boeing, Embraer, InJourney Airports, People’s Representative Council of the Republic of Indonesia, Indonesia Palm Oil Strategic Studies (IPOSS), PT Tripatra Engineering & Constructors, and PT Pertamina (Persero). Yesterday’s sessions opened with a dialogue titled “Soaring High: Indonesia’s Ascend to Becoming a Global Leading Aviation Market” with key global speakers in the aviation sector, discussing Indonesia’s potential to become the world’s fourth-largest air travel market by 2037. Later, the session specified its focus into sustainability in aviation, through an insightful dialogue titled “Fueling the Future: Harnessing Indonesia’s Natural Resource Endowment for Global SAF Feedstock”, looking at Indonesia’s potential to lead the SAF development by leveraging its vast natural resources.

CMMAI Indonesia, September 18, 2024: The Bali International Air Show (BIAS) 2024 commenced with a significant panel discussion focused on the decarbonisation of the aviation industry and the advancements of the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) industry. Titled “Global and Regional Collaboration Potential on Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF),” the panel provided insights from prominent leaders representing global and regional perspectives on potential collaboration in developing the SAF industry. Leaders that were brought together in this discussion included Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment of Indonesia, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan; Executive Chairman of the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change and Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Tony Blair; Director of Strategy, Portfolio, and New Ventures of PT Pertamina (Persero), Salyadi Saputra; President Director of Lion Air Group, Daniel Putut Kuncoro; and President of Airbus Asia Pacific, Anand Stanley. The session was moderated by Jalil Rasheed, Asia-Pacific Managing Director of the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change. Coordinating Minister Luhut emphasized Indonesia’s commitment to accelerating SAF adoption through a new roadmap and policy action plan. “This roadmap is designed to fast-track sustainable technology adoption in aviation and attract investments to cut carbon emissions,” he stated. He also noted that Indonesia’s initiative aligns with global efforts, as 148 countries have submitted CO2 reduction plans to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. Director of Strategy, Portfolio, and New Ventures at PT Pertamina (Persero), Salyadi Saputra, also emphasized that SAF is a key solution to decarbonise the aviation sector. “The global demand for SAF will continue to increase, and Pertamina has been actively exploring potential resources for SAF feedstocks. We believe SAF will perform well in the global market, making it economically feasible for us.” he explained. From an airline perspective, Daniel Putut Kuncoro of Lion Air Group reiterated the crucial role SAF plays in the decarbonization process of the aviation sector. “Lion Air is ready to work together with the Indonesian government to use SAF as a means to address our concern of climate change while also advancing towards a healthier environment,” Daniel said. Meanwhile, President of Airbus Asia Pacific, Anand Stanley, added that Indonesia has great potential in supporting the decarbonisation of the aviation sector. He also underlined the importance of cross-collaboration between the aviation industry and state governments with energy producers. “We also need to work with energy providers to create SAF supply chains, create and manage feedstock, provide techno-economic studies, and support capabilities for SAF production.” The dialogue underscored Indonesia’s dedication to fostering a more sustainable aviation sector through SAF and showcased its role in global and regional partnerships. With the new roadmap and support from the private sector, Indonesia is positioned to lead in transforming the aviation industry and creating a robust SAF ecosystem. BIAS 2024 is Southeast Asia’s leading aerospace, aerotechnology, and defense exhibition that is organized by the Indonesian government through the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment, the Ministry of Transportation, and the Indonesian Air Force (TNI-AU). This year’s event, which runs from September 18-21 and attracts thousands of visitors from 48 countries, also featured the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) as a Knowledge Partner. Jalil Rasheed, Managing Director of the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change Asia Pacific, remarked, “It is a privilege for us to support and take part in BIAS 2024 as it provides an essential platform to bring together key stakeholders and collaborate in addressing the critical challenges we face. We believe that through dialogue and collaboration, we can contribute to shaping a more sustainable and prosperous future for everyone.”

Bali, Indonesia, Sept. 18, 2024: Boeing signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Angkasa Pura Indonesia to explore initiatives aimed at expanding airport capabilities across Indonesia, focusing on improving safety and operational efficiency. The agreement combines Boeing’s engineering expertise with key initiatives from the Indonesian government on airport operations. Boeing and Angkasa Pura Indonesia will work closely with the Directorate General of Civil Aviation of Indonesia, airlines, airport operators, and other aviation stakeholders to deliver solutions that elevate the country’s aviation sector. Angkasa Pura Indonesia’s president director, Faik Fahmi said, “Angkasa Pura Indonesia is focused on becoming a world class airport operator with premises, processes, and people that on par with global standards. Airside infrastructure readiness is essential, and we look forward to working with Boeing.” “Boeing has a long-standing relationship with Indonesia, spanning 75 years, connecting the nation’s 17,000 islands to the world. As one of the world’s largest aviation markets, Indonesia represents a vital growth opportunity for Boeing,” said Zaid Alami, managing director of Boeing Indonesia. “We are committed to supporting Indonesia’s aviation industry and are eager to collaborate with Angkasa Pura Indonesia in finding solutions to safely expand airport operations and capabilities.” Boeing has been present in Indonesia since 1949 when Garuda Indonesia, the country’s national carrier, began operations flying special transports with a Douglas DC-3. Today, Boeing’s presence in Indonesia covers commercial aviation, defense, commercial satellites, supply chain, technical training, university collaborations and community impact initiatives across the local industry. Boeing investments in Indonesia have helped grow the local aerospace sector, creating jobs and driving innovation.

Bringing together the global route development community Date: 6-8 October2024 Venue: Exhibitions World Host :Bahrain International Airport Organised By: Informa Markets   The 29th edition of Routes World 2024 event brings together airports, aviation stakeholders and airlines from around the globe to integrate on air services and global economic growth. The event will create a platform for conversations between senior network planners that will define the industry’s global future. For more info, login: https://www.routesonline.com/

Jakarta,11th September 2024: The skies over Bali will be filled with exhilarating aerial performances as the renowned Jupiter Aerobatic Team and Neptunus Aerobatic Team, both from Indonesia and solo flying display of F-35A Lightning II from Australia, take to the air from 18 to 21 September 2024 at the Bali International Airshow. This four-day event promises to showcase the precision, skill, and artistry of these elite pilots, captivating spectators with a series of breathtaking displays. The flying displays will be held daily, providing multiple opportunities for attendees to witness incredible performances. The schedule will kick off on 18 September, with the first show set to take off at 10:30 AM Indonesia Central Standard Time (WITA). Subsequent performances for the day are scheduled for 12:30 PM, and 3:30 PM lasting 20 minutes respectively. From September 19 to 21, four flying displays are set to colour the Bali sky from 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM,12:30 PM and 3:30 PM, each lasting 20 minutes. “As Indonesia hosts the Bali International Airshow 2024, we are immensely proud to showcase the exceptional talents of our own Jupiter and Neptunus Aerobatic Teams in the airshow. These flying displays are not just a demonstration of aerial skill and precision but a symbol of our nation’s growing prowess in the aviation and aerospace sectors. Our teams represent the spirit of innovation and excellence that defines Indonesia, and we are excited to share their breathtaking performances with the world,” said H.E. Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment of the Republic of Indonesia. The Jupiter Aerobatic Team, part of the Indonesian Air Force, will fly six KT-1B Wongbee aircraft. These planes, painted in vibrant red and white, are equipped with white smoke generators and will perform complex manoeuvres across the Bali skies. The KT-1B Wongbee, with a wingspan of 10.6 metres and a top speed of 350 knots (648.2 km/h), will allow the team to demonstrate their exceptional aerobatic skills, honed through years of international performances at events like the 2023 Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (LIMA) and the 2024 Singapore Airshow. Joining them is the Neptunus Aerobatic Team from the Indonesian Naval Aviation Center, flying six Bonanza G36 light aircraft. Due to the different characteristics of aircraft, the manoeuvres and acrobatics formations performed by the Neptune team differed from those performed by the Jupiter team of the Air Force. However, the Neptunus team will deliver equally exciting and entertaining performances. The Bonanza G36, with a wingspan of 10.12 metres and a top speed of 205 knots (463km/h), has been a crowd favourite at events such as the “Hari Ulang Tahun (HUT) Penerbangan Angkatan Laut (TNI AL) 2016”, the 2017 Indonesia Naval Base Open Day, and the 2018 Multilateral Naval Exercise Komodo (MNEK) in Lombok Island. The latter event had 25 countries participating from Asia, Africa, Europe, and America. Taking the sky solo, the F-35A Lightning II will be piloted by the Royal Australian Air Force. The aircraft is at the forefront of air combat technology with advanced sensors and data fusion allowing it to gather and share information faster than ever before. Reaching at a top speed of machs 1.6 (1,960 km/h), it is capable of supersonic flight while retaining stealth. The F-35A has extraordinary acceleration, agility and 9G (gravity force) manoeuvrability. “With the support of both global and local aviation and aerospace industries, the Bali International Airshow will elevate Indonesia’s standing in the global aerospace and defense sectors. By harnessing innovation and the expertise of various stakeholders, we believe that the airshow will catapult Indonesia’s role as a key player on the world stage,” added the Minister. The Bali International Airshow 2024 is not just about exciting aerial displays; it is also a significant event for trade visitors involved in the aviation and aerospace industries. PUBLIC ADMISSION DETAILS The airshow is also open to the public on Public Day, which happens on Saturday, 21 September. Aviation enthusiasts and the general public can purchase tickets and shuttle bus passes on Loket.com until September 21, 2024. Public Day tickets are priced at Rp165,000 while round-trip shuttle bus tickets are priced at Rp111,000. A “Buy 5, Get 1 Free” offer is available during the regular sales period. All prices are inclusive of tax, and children under six and seniors over 65 can attend for free. “We are excited to host an event that not only entertains but also fosters collaboration and innovation within the aviation community,” said Mr. Andy Wismarsyah, Chief Executive Officer of PT Inaro Tujuh Belas. “The Bali International Airshow 2024 is a testament to Indonesia’s growing influence in the global aerospace sector.” Expanding a total area of 78,000 square metres, with a static aircraft display area of up to 70,000 square metres and an exhibition hall of 8,000 square metres. The airshow is estimated to gather 6,000 trade visitors who will attend the event, bringing together 100 companies and over 100 delegations from 35 countries and regions. The Bali International Airshow 2024 aims to position Indonesia at the forefront of the global aviation and aerospace industries by showcasing innovation and expertise from key stakeholders. As the first Indonesian International Airshow of the 21st century, it seeks to elevate the event’s prominence in Southeast Asia and globally, highlighting Indonesia’s strengths in these critical sectors.

The Inter Passenger Terminal Show is an unparalleled platform that will showcase the latest advancements, cutting-edge technologies, and innovative solutions in passenger terminal design, management, and operations.The event will provide a comprehensive look into the future of passenger terminal operations and travel, bringing together high-profile exhibitors who will unveil dynamic and evolving advancements aimed at enhancing the passenger experience. Date: 11-12 June 2025 Location:  Hall 4, Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, Organised By:  Media Fusion Media Partner:  Aviation World For more info,click here: https://register.inter-passengerterminalshow.com/reg-events/gjdh0e-ipts?utm_source=MediaPartner&utm_medium=AviationWorld&utm_campaign=AW_

New Delhi, 24th August 2024: The Global Aviation and Air Cargo Industry is undergoing a transformative period characterized by rapid technological advancements & innovations, evolving environmental regulations & shifting economic paradigms worldwide. The Indian aviation sector is also at a pivotal juncture of change, being driven by rapid growth in passenger demand & ambitious government initiatives. With a vision of becoming a Global Aviation, Air Cargo & MRO Hub, India is poised to leverage its burgeoning market, strategic location & innovative spirit to make a significant impact on the global stage. The future of the Aviation & Air Cargo Industry requires reimagining an air travel experience that is feature-rich, benefit-focused, and passenger-dedicated along with faster turnaround & connectivity for the air cargo ecosystem. To get there, five key areas that make up the aviation ecosystem need to be reimagined into an end-to-end connected aviation ecosystem that is driven by connectivity, processors, sensors, access to data and analytics & smart aviation subsystems that are able to leverage them. Focus on innovative technologies, operational efficiency & collaborative strategies will also address challenges associated with sustainable growth in the air cargo ecosystem. Eco- friendly airports, with agile and innovative solutions that boost the overall efficiency of airports along with using real-time data to reduce flight emissions as we move towards net zero by 2050 is the need of the hour. The vision of a connected aviation experience requires a new way of thinking about the aviation ecosystem. This concept visualizes an aviation industry where all participants – airlines, airports, air cargo systems, air traffic management, support services and even passengers & cargo – are seamlessly linked together, optimizing airport operations and enhancing the air travel experience. As India’s aviation sector experiences unprecedented growth, the roles of Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) services and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are also becoming increasingly critical. The expansion of the Indian aviation market presents both challenges and opportunities for MRO and OEM sectors. The aircraft leasing industry is also undeniably entering a transformative growth period characterised by aggressive demand, dynamic financial shifts, sustainability initiatives, and extended aircraft lifetimes Thus for the overall sector’s growth & successful incorporation of sustainable & innovative growth trends, the full ecosystem including the allied stakeholders need to come together to- Connect, Collaborate & Construct & form a new Connected Aviation Ecosystem The PHDCCI Aviation & Air Cargo Summit 2024, themed “Skies of Change – Shaping a New Futuristic Aviation Ecosystem” aims to address these transformative shifts and explore innovative strategies for a sustainable, efficient, and forward-looking aviation & air cargo landscape in order to achieve India’s aspirations of becoming a global hub & leader. Thus based on its previous successful editions & to showcase and discuss the latest developments shaping this sector & learn about new business growth strategies, PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry is organizing its 10th EDITION OF THE PHDCCI GLOBAL AVIATION & AIR CARGO SUMMIT 2024 – themed “Skies of Change-Shaping a New Futuristic Aviation Ecosystem”. For participation, register at this link: https://lu.ma/i4zcxvde

New Delhi, 17 Aug 2024: To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Kargil War, IN10 Media Network’s global streaming platform, DocuBay, unveils an exclusive documentary, Kargil 1999: The Untold Story of the Indian Air Force. The film that brings forth the critical role of the Indian Air Force (IAF) in the Kargil War was screened in Delhi on the 9th of August in the presence of the Air Force Chief, Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari PVSM AVSM VM ADC, senior Air Force officials and veterans who had played a significant role in this operation. The film significantly documents the IAF’s strategic and tactical prowess during Operation Safed Sagar, launched in May 1999 to support the Indian Army’s efforts to eliminate Pakistani encroachments in Kargil. The operation saw the Air Force deploy its best men and machines to support the military endeavour. The film offers edge-of-the-seat storytelling as this was the first time combat air power was used in the mountain ranges above 15,000 feet altitude and how laser-guided bombs were created and operated by the Indian Air Force during the war, appealing to a vast global audience. Girish Dwibhashyam, COO of DocuBay, said, “We are honoured to collaborate with the Indian Air Force to bring Kargil 1999: The Untold Story of the Indian Air Force to our audiences. The film will not only delight defence and aviation enthusiasts but also be a gripping tale that will enthral audiences worldwide.” Featuring real-life accounts of IAF heroes and brings viewers closer to the never-seen-before action. Their stories, supported by rare footage and personal diaries, are inspiring tales of innovation and bravery. Samar Khan, CEO of Juggernaut Productions, said, “This is the first time that Operation Safed Sagar is being documented and presented to the audience. We aim to bring to light the untold stories of these heroes, providing a detailed and personal account of their experiences. This documentary is a tribute to their sacrifices and a powerful reminder of their crucial role in securing our nation’s victory.” Starting 15 August 2024, Kargil 1999: The Untold Story of the Indian Air Force, produced by Media Indica in association with Juggernaut Productions is available for stream on DocuBay.

Jakarta, 19th August 2024: Bali International Airshow is making a grand return to Indonesia after 30 years backed by major international aerospace companies, emphasising Indonesia’s growing influence in the global aerospace and defence sectors. The event will take place from 18 to 21 September 2024 at the Ngurah Rai International Airport featuring global aerospace and defence giants including Airbus, Bell Helicopters, Boeing, Brahmos, Dassault Aviation, Embraer, Garuda Group, Leonardo (represented by Helitech Asia (Asia-Pac distributor), Lion Air, MBDA, PT Dirgantara Indonesia, Textron Aviation, and Thales. This global participation underscores Indonesia’s strategic ambition to become a pivotal player in the Asia-Pacific region and solidifies its growing presence on the international stage. The airshow is a crucial step in Indonesia’s journey towards becoming a regional hub for aerospace innovation and defence technology. Among the expected dignitaries are top defence officials, ministers, and industry leaders from over 20 countries, including: ● Malaysia ● Thailand ● Singapore ● Philippines ● Timor-Leste ● South Korea ● Australia ● India ● USA ● Japan ● New Zealand ● China ● Papua New Guinea ● Turkey “Through these collaborations, Indonesia is now ready to stand alongside notable players in the global arena, making an international event like the Bali Airshow essential. The aviation landscape in Indonesia is on an upward trajectory, with a projected annual growth rate of 5 percent in the aircraft fleet over the next five years and Indonesia is estimated to be the 4th largest aviation market in 2037. The Ministry is delighted to be in full support of the Bali Airshow 2024, which will further reinforce this growth and our position on the global stage,” said Mr. Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Coordinating Minister for Maritime and Investment Affairs, Indonesia. The Bali International Airshow 2024 will feature 16 static displays from commercial aircraft to military aircraft such as the F16 Fighting Falcon, Sukhoi SU27, C130J Super Hercules, CASA C212, EC275, and Embraer EMB314 Super Tucano among others. Moreover, the airshow will also showcase two cutting-edge aircraft: the F-35A Lightning II from the Royal Australian Airforce and the Airbus A400M from the German Air Force. This highlights strong support from strategic countries to this event. Pertamina, Indonesia’s major energy company, is also playing a vital role in supporting the event as its title sponsor, with a focus on promoting sustainable aviation practices. “As an energy company in Indonesia, Pertamina is committed to supporting innovation and sustainability in the aviation industry. At the Bali International Airshow 2024, Pertamina will highlight the development and implementation of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Pertamina believes that SAF is the key to growth of an environmentally friendly and sustainable aviation industry. In the future Pertamina is expected to strengthen collaboration with global partners and introduce the latest technology for the advancement of sustainable aviation in Indonesia and the world,” said Mr. Wiko Migantoro, Vice President Director of Pertamina. Hosted by the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime and Investment Affairs, the Ministry of Transportation of Indonesia, and the Indonesia Air Force, the event is set to propel the country to the forefront of the aviation and aerospace industries by leveraging innovation and expertise from key stakeholders. The airshow will attract close to 100 participating companies and 100 hosted delegations from more than 35 countries and regions.Leading up to the Bali Airshow, two major conferences will be held on 17 September 2024, where global leaders and experts will meet to address critical issues in the aerospace industry. These forums will foster bilateral and multilateral relationships between Indonesia and other nations, promoting increased cooperation and collaboration. FORUMS FOR GLOBAL DISCUSSIONS The Asia Pacific Air Transport Forum 2024, titled “Scaling Up Sustainable Aviation Fuels and Integrated Airspace Solutions for a Greener Future,” will explore the future of sustainable aviation. Key discussions will focus on scaling the production and adoption of SAF and integrating advanced air mobility technologies, such as drones and Urban Air Mobility CG systems, into conventional airspace. Furthermore, the Indonesian government is set to unveil its national roadmap for advancing the Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) industry and ecosystem in Indonesia during the Airshow. This strategic roadmap underscores Indonesia’s unwavering commitment to sustainable aviation, aiming to achieve Net Zero Aviation by 2050. Simultaneously, the Bali Regional Air and Space Power Forum 2024 will focus on “Security for All: The Future of Aerospace Technology and Its Role in Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) Operations,” addressing the growing challenges of natural disasters in the Asia-Pacific. Experts will discuss integrating advanced aerospace technologies, including Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, satellites, and C4ISR systems, into HADR operations to improve disaster response effectiveness. Aimed at bringing together key stakeholders from governments, civil aviation authorities, aircraft manufacturers, and other notable industry players alike, to discuss strategies for enhancing the SAF ecosystem and advancing airspace integration. “The integration of sustainable aviation fuels and advanced aerospace technologies into our airspace and disaster response systems is essential. These forums will nite global stakeholders to explore innovative solutions that foster a greener future for aviation and enhance our ability to respond to natural disasters. Moreover, the Bali International Airshow 2024 solidifies its importance by actively urging stakeholders to enhance their dedication to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives, one of the first in its kind,” added Mr. Pandjaitan. As part of its groundbreaking approach, the Bali International Airshow actively encourages aviation stakeholders to enhance their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) commitments in developing regions. For instance, the 2024 event has formalised partnerships with Yayasan Care Peduli (CARE Indonesia) and established a significant commitment to handling environmental, health, and social issues for NTT (Nusa Tenggara Timur). In addition, the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Kemenko Marves) has partnered with the government consulting body, the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI), to become one of the knowledge partners at the Bali Airshow. TBI will organise a series of panel discussions covering various topics such as regional challenges and opportunities for the use of environmentally friendly aviation fuel, the path towards sustainable aviation, and strengthening Indonesia’s