Hong Kong aims to position itself as a hub for the Sustainable Fuel Market, providing opportunities for U.S. companies with expertise in this sector.

Airports of Thailand (AOT) is conducting feasibility studies for two new regional airports, at approximately $2 billion each, to support additional visitors.

Business aviation markets in Japan remain untapped—U.S. suppliers of private business aircraft and services will see increasing demand from Japan.

Vietnam’s master plan for national airports development is to build eight new airports through 2030, with a vision to 2050 and opportunities for U.S. firms.

Airports of Thailand (AOT) plans to invest roughly $10 billion in additional airports and existing airport expansions to support a growing number of travelers.

UAE airport expansion projects offer numerous opportunities for U.S. companies.

Singapore’s aerospace and defense industry offers opportunities for emerging technology innovations and educational training. 

Greece’s Privatization Project for 22 Airports and the Need for Security Upgrades

Canada’s increased defense budget will offer numerous opportunities for U.S. suppliers of military equipment and technology.

Chile’s Lobby Law allows U.S. companies to directly request meetings with Chilean government officials through an open, transparent, and public process.

U.S. defense suppliers bidding on Malaysia’s recent defense modernization programs must consider higher expectations for offsets to boost the local economy

The wide range of commercial applications of drones drive up their demand in the German market, becoming increasingly important to private and public sectors.

U.S. aerospace firms have a strong reputation for innovation and quality and can successfully bid in upcoming tender for helicopters in the Czech Republic.

There is opportunity for U.S. helicopter firms in India, although stringent government regulation, and competition remain.

In 2024, it is planned to sign 150 contracts for the purchase of various types of military equipment.