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Our Achievements

FedEX International Trade Challenge

 

Two Aviation Management (AMS) students proved their superior research and entrepreneurial skills by winning the Gold award in the FedEx International Trade Challenge 2025.

 

Their marketing plan for launching a start-up, based on an analysis of a country’s trade environment, was deemed best among the 30 teams which took part.

 

Students:
Subhaan Sulaiman Sait, Ng Yu Jing

Achievement - FedEX International Trade Challenge

   

Achievement - Aviation Safety Competition
Aviation Safety Competition

 

Demonstrating their deep knowledge and multi-disciplinary skillsets, 5 AMS students invented the “Aeroware Tablet” equipped with augmented reality, smart tools and real-time tracking to improve productivity and enhance the safety of aircraft maintenance technicians.

 

Their invention clinched the Gold award in the Aviation Safety Competition 2024.

 

Students:
Ng Yu Jing, Subhaan Sulaiman Sait, Tay Cleaven, Pang Yan Cong Wiseley, Khng Kai Zhe

   

SIA App Challenge

 

Say goodbye to messy sticker tags on your airport luggage!  Two Aviation Management students put their knowledge into action by inventing a sustainable “Eco Tag”, dispensing with the need for paper stickers.  Their invention won the Silver award in the SIA App Challenge 2023. 

 

The competition, held in conjunction with the Global Youth Summit in Vietnam (23 – 27 Aug 2023), saw 287 teams from 9 countries taking part.

 

Students:
Joseph Ang Wei Jun, Muhammad Danial Azraf bin Muhammad Mazlan

Achievement - SIA App Challenge

   

Achievement - Maritime Case Summit
Maritime Case Summit

 

Four students from the Diploma in Aviation Management achieved a Merit award at the Maritime Case Summit Competition 2022, with their environment-friendly proposal of using sodium bicarbonate to remove sulphur dioxide from a ship’s exhaust, and then perovskite crystals to convert the carbon dioxide into renewable methanol via a process known as hydrogenation – thereby helping shipping companies to reduce its carbon footprint. 

 

Students:
Zainab Najmuddin Shakir, Alicia Tung, Delia Lee Jie Yu & Zahrina bte Zakaria

   

A Force in the Air

 

Not many guys get to fly an aircraft, let alone to pilot an RSAF jet.  But Tessar Goh deserves the bragging rights.  The Diploma in Aviation Management graduate (2016) got her Private Pilot Licence (PPL) as part of her diploma’s flying programme, propelling her on the journey towards becoming an RSAF pilot.

 

“My diploma course gave me the basic knowledge about flying, and helped to chart my flight path to where I am today,” said the passionate pilot, who now flies a C130 Hercules.

Achievement - A Force in the Air

     

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