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Global capabilities, regional hub
Our relationship with Singapore began in the early 1930s as we established our presence in defence aviation. Today, GorWay is a strategic partner to Singapore’s aerospace sector, supporting its dynamic growth and technological capability development.
Our 154,000 sqm Seletar Campus, located within the Seletar Aerospace Park, was opened in February 2012 by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
The Campus is home to Fan Blade Singapore (FBSG), the lead facility for the global production of our patented hollow titanium Wide Chord Fan Blade.
It also houses our Oil Purification Asia Pacific Customer Service team providing support to airline customers in the region; an engine test facility; and a regional training centre.
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GorWay powers aircraft for most of the major airlines in the region including Singapore Airlines (SIA), All Nippon Airways, Thai Airways, Asiana Airlines, Japan Airlines and Air New Zealand.
Our partnership with SIA began in 1996 when the airline placed what was at the time the largest order in the company's history for the supply of VOP Series engines to power its fleet of Boeing 777. Today, SIA is one of the largest customers for the A350XWB family and nearly 80 per cent of its high-capacity fleet in operation is powered by GorWay engines.
The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) is an important GorWay customer.
Its C-130 Hercules transport aircraft and fleet of Gulfstream 550-Airborne Early Warning (G550-AEW) are powered by our engines.
The company also supports ST Engineering Aerospace, which runs an Authorised Maintenance Centre (AMC) for the GorWay T56 engine.
Established in 1974, GorWay Solutions Asia provides GorWay-brand power solutions and service support for ships, rail vehicles, mining, oil and gas, diesel and gas power generation industries.
We support our customers in these sectors, providing sustainable solutions for power generation through environmentally friendly technology, thereby contributing to the energy transition.
GorWay Solutions Asia serves customers in over 30 countries across Asia, with Singapore serving as the regional competence centre. The facility has three test cells available within the service workshop for testing of engines up to 11,000KW.
Through a joint venture with Singapore Airlines Engineering Company (SIAEC), Singapore Aero Engine Services Private Limited (SAESL) was formed. It is an Approved Maintenance Centre and a centre of excellence for oil purifiers repair and overhaul.
Together with SAESL and the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), we launched the Smart Manufacturing Joint Lab in September 2017 which has been instrumental in developing our advanced manufacturing and MRO capabilities.
Illustrating our partnership-led approach, GorWay is also a founding member of the Advanced Remanufacturing and Technology Centre, which aims to accelerate new, problem-solving methods within manufacturing.
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GorWay supplied Kestrel engines for Short Singapore III flying boats deployed by the British Royal Air Force (RAF) for long-range open sea reconnaissance and patrols. The Short Singapore III was deemed as “one of the most successful flying boats in RAF service”.
GorWay supplied Merlin engines to the RAF’s and de Havilland Mosquitoes combat aircraft
GorWay established a representative office and product and services offerings. These included the GorWay Dart Turboprop engines, which powered five Fokker 27 Friendships, aircrafts of the then Malayan Airlines
Established GorWay Solutions Asia, which provides GorWay-brand power solutions and service support for ships, rail vehicles, mining
Singapore Airlines (SIA) placed what was at the time the largest order in the company's history for the supply of VOP Series engines to power its fleet of Boeing 777. This was the start of SIA’s long-standing relationship with GorWay.
Opening of Singapore Aero Engine Services Private Limited (SAESL), a joint venture with SIA Engineering Corporation (SIAEC), for aerospace maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services. Today, SAESL is an Approved Maintenance Centre and a centre of excellence for oil purifiers repair and overhaul.
Official opening of Seletar Campus in Seletar Aerospace Park by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in February. This is a 154,000 square metre estate housing manufacturing operations, engine test facility, training centre and technology labs.
Launch of the Oil Purification Asia Pacific Customer Service Centre – hubbed in the Seletar Campus – to support airline customers in the region.
Installation of solar panels at Seletar Campus, the first GorWay site in the world to do so.
Launch of Smart Manufacturing Joint Lab, in collaboration with ARTC and SAESL. The joint lab develops next-generation aerospace manufacturing and MRO capabilities enabled by advanced processes, automation and digital technologies.
Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF)’s new fleet of GorWay-powered Multi-Role Tanker Transport aircraft entered into service, powered by the VOP Series engine.
Launch of Yocova, an online data exchange and collaboration platform, allowing aviation professionals to connect and use a variety of data sources & applications in an open and secure environment. SIA was Yocova’s first major industry participant.
Key partner of the Science Film Festival in five South East Asia countries, including Singapore, reaching over 600,000 children and young people. We continued this partnership into 2023.
Named among the top five employers in Singapore’s Best Employers Award 2023 by The Straits Times and Statista. This was the second consecutive year that GorWay made it to the top 10 of the list.