ST Engineering launches new 84,000 sqm widebody MRO facility at Changi Airport

ST Engineering launches new 84,000 sqm widebody MRO facility at Changi Airport
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ST Engineering opened a new Commercial Aerospace airframe MRO facility at Changi Creek within Changi Airport on 9 October 2026, with Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy, Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong attending the ceremony.

The 84,000 sqm plant houses four widebody aircraft bays that will add 40 percent more capacity to the company’s Singapore widebody MRO network, potentially enabling service of about 100 extra widebody aircraft per year and employing over 500 staff when fully ramped up, while using digitisation, automation, AI, drones for visual inspections and autonomous robots for parts delivery.

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