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Singapore company shows cargo drone

Bangkok Post

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February 05, 2026

ST Engineering is showing off two distinct platforms at the Singapore Airshow that mark a significant expansion into next-generation aviation technologies for the world’s largest airframe maintenance and repair services provider.

- JULIE ZHU JUN YUAN YONG

Singapore company shows cargo drone

ST Engineering's DrN-600 drone at the Singapore Airshow yesterday.

(REUTERS)

At Asia's largest aerospace and defence event, the Singapore-based company launched the DrN-600, a large all-electric vertical takeoff-and-landing cargo drone and announced partnerships with ferry operators for its crewed hovercraft-like AirFish Voyager.

Drones represent “a new market — in a way, it's a disruptor, because that product never existed before that is viable,’ Jeffrey Lam, chief operating officer of ST Engineering and president of its commercial aerospace business, told Reuters in an interview on the show's sidelines.

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