Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) seeks to build on its investments in technologies to expand in the Asia-Pacific, a spokesperson for the company has told Janes.

Speaking from the Singapore Airshow, which concluded on 18 February, the spokesperson said IAI is looking to leverage its various offices across the Asia-Pacific, including those in South Korea and Singapore, to be “closer to its partners and customers, provide round-the-clock support, and establish new partnerships with the local defence ecosystem”.

There is widening scope in the region for IAI's technologies, which are “combat-proven and operational”, the spokesperson added.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) seeks to build on its investments in technologies to expand in the Asia-Pacific, a spokesperson for the company has told Janes.

Speaking from the Singapore Airshow, which concluded on 18 February, the spokesperson said IAI is looking to leverage its various offices across the Asia-Pacific, including those in South Korea and Singapore, to be “closer to its partners and customers, provide round-the-clock support, and establish new partnerships with the local defence ecosystem”.

There is widening scope in the region for IAI's technologies, which are “combat-proven and operational”, the spokesperson added.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) seeks to build on its investments in technologies to expand in the Asia-Pacific, a spokesperson for the company has told Janes.

Speaking from the Singapore Airshow, which concluded on 18 February, the spokesperson said IAI is looking to leverage its various offices across the Asia-Pacific, including those in South Korea and Singapore, to be “closer to its partners and customers, provide round-the-clock support, and establish new partnerships with the local defence ecosystem”.

There is widening scope in the region for IAI's technologies, which are “combat-proven and operational”, the spokesperson added.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) seeks to build on its investments in technologies to expand in the Asia-Pacific, a spokesperson for the company has told Janes.

Speaking from the Singapore Airshow, which concluded on 18 February, the spokesperson said IAI is looking to leverage its various offices across the Asia-Pacific, including those in South Korea and Singapore, to be “closer to its partners and customers, provide round-the-clock support, and establish new partnerships with the local defence ecosystem”.

There is widening scope in the region for IAI's technologies, which are “combat-proven and operational”, the spokesperson added.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) seeks to build on its investments in technologies to expand in the Asia-Pacific, a spokesperson for the company has told Janes.

Speaking from the Singapore Airshow, which concluded on 18 February, the spokesperson said IAI is looking to leverage its various offices across the Asia-Pacific, including those in South Korea and Singapore, to be “closer to its partners and customers, provide round-the-clock support, and establish new partnerships with the local defence ecosystem”.

There is widening scope in the region for IAI's technologies, which are “combat-proven and operational”, the spokesperson added.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) seeks to build on its investments in technologies to expand in the Asia-Pacific, a spokesperson for the company has told Janes.

Speaking from the Singapore Airshow, which concluded on 18 February, the spokesperson said IAI is looking to leverage its various offices across the Asia-Pacific, including those in South Korea and Singapore, to be “closer to its partners and customers, provide round-the-clock support, and establish new partnerships with the local defence ecosystem”.

There is widening scope in the region for IAI's technologies, which are “combat-proven and operational”, the spokesperson added.