ST Aerospace

ST Aerospace is a Singaporean aerospace company, incorporated in 1980 as Singapore Aerospace Industries and renamed Singapore Technologies Aerospace in 1994. It became one of four founding subsidiaries of ST Engineering when that group was formed in 1997, and was rebranded ST Engineering Aerospace in 2018 as part of a group-wide masterbrand change, though this site continues to use its earlier, still widely used name.

History and products

ST Aerospace's core business is aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul and modernisation, including redelivering more than 650 C-130 Hercules aircraft after maintenance, avionics upgrades for F-16 and F-15 fighters, and aerostructures work on the C-5 Galaxy, P-8 Poseidon and V-22 Osprey. It has also modified A-4 Skyhawk fighters into the A-4SU Super Skyhawk and developed composite components for the EC120 Colibri helicopter and the AirFish 8 wing-in-ground-effect craft. Its unmanned-systems work includes the Skyblade family of tactical UAVs, the DroNet aerial-surveillance platform, VELOCE logistics drones, and uncrewed surface vessels for maritime operations.

Products on this site

The Skyblade IV is ST Aerospace's longer-range tactical UAV, unveiled in 2006 as a larger successor to the shorter-range Skyblade III.