The Virginia-based aviation company is exhibiting with a state delegation in Singapore, placing its engineering and technology capabilities before government and commercial customers.
Aery Aviation is exhibiting at the Singapore Airshow as part of the official delegation organised by the Virginia Economic Development Partnership, putting the Newport News-based company in front of an international aerospace and defence audience. The event is being held at the Changi Exhibition Centre, where Aery Aviation is located in the American Pavilion at booth C-V77. The appearance gives the company a platform to present aircraft engineering and technology solutions for government and commercial customers.
The company’s participation links its Virginia base to a trade show that brings together aerospace and defence organisations in Singapore. Aery Aviation said the delegation provides an opportunity to demonstrate its capabilities alongside other Virginia businesses, rather than presenting its offer solely through its domestic operations. That positioning reflects the company’s stated focus on complex aviation requirements serving customers across government and commercial markets.
Aery Aviation describes its work as tailoring complex solutions for the U.S. Government and commercial customers. Its stated capabilities include aircraft engineering and technology solutions, while the company also supports critical aviation mission requirements for organisations including the U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Coast Guard, AFRICOM, the Department of Defense, the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security and NASA. The company also lists international customers and organisations such as the Pakistan Navy, Pakistan Air Force, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Royal Fleet and the Sultanate of Oman.
Founded in 2016, Aery is headquartered in Newport News, Virginia, with additional hangars and facilities in North Island, San Diego, California, and Cleveland, Ohio. Its presence at the Singapore Airshow therefore presents the business through both its home-state identity and its broader operating footprint. President Scott Beale said the event offers Aery Aviation and the wider delegation an opportunity to demonstrate aircraft engineering and technology solutions to government and commercial customers globally.
For Aery Aviation, the Singapore appearance is centred on representation, access and the presentation of technical capability rather than a newly introduced product. The company’s place in the Virginia delegation gives its engineering and mission-support work a setting connected to international aviation procurement and partnerships, while its booth provides a direct point of contact at the exhibition. The event underscores how Aery is using industry gatherings to present its services beyond its established U.S. base.
