ST Aerospace started as a maintenance depot to support the Republic of Singapore Air Force in 1975. Today it has today grown into a full service aviation facility that supports a global clientele operating a wide range of commercial and military aircraft.
2009
- Acquired Precision Products Singapore (PPS)
- 2008
- Renamed SAS Component to ST Aerospace Solutions (Europe) A/S and acquired 100% shareholding
- Established ST Aerospace Technologies (Xiamen) Company (STATCO), a second engine MRO facility located in China
- Signed a joint venture agreement with lberia Maintenance to set up a landing gear MRO facility, "Madrid Aerospace Services S.L.", in Madrid, Spain
- 2007
- Set up ST Aviation Training Academy (STATA) to offer commercial pilot training, complementing existing military pilot training capability
- Established first import and export facility, Guangzhou Aerospace Technologies and Engineering (GATE), in China
- 2006
- Established Panama Aerospace Engineering (PAE) in Panama
- Expanded into Europe market with the acquisition of SAS Component A/S in Copenhagen
- 2004
- Set up Shanghai Technologies Aerospace Company Limited (STARCO), a Joint Venture company with China Eastern Airlines, in Shanghai, China
- 2002
- Set up San Antonio Aerospace (SAA) in San Antonio, USA.
- 1997
- Merged under Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering) together with ST Kinetics, ST Electronics and ST Marine.
- 1991
- Established ST Mobile Aerospace Engineering (MAE) in Mobile,USA.
- 1990
- Set up Airline Rotables Limited (ARL) in Stansted, UK.
- Expanded into the commercial market with establishment of ST Aviation Services (SASCO).
- Listed on Singapore Exchange.
- 1977
Formed Eurocopter South East Asia JV with Eurocopter.
- 1975
Started operations and undertook the refurbishment of the A4 Skyhawks.
