Satair Singapore: Aerospace logistics automation with AutoStore
At Satair Singapore, an AutoStore automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS) manages around 80% of small and medium‑sized aerospace spare parts.
Swisslog has successfully deployed an AutoStore Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS) at Satair’s Singapore facility, enhancing aerospace spare parts logistics across South East Asia.
The solution strengthens Satair’s regional capabilities through high-density automation, faster order fulfilment, and scalable 24/7 operations. As Satair’s third global automation deployment, following installations in Hamburg (Germany) and Dulles (USA), the Singapore system supports the company’s strategy to harmonise and robotise logistics processes across its global network.
Supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), the project reinforces Singapore’s position as a leading aerospace logistics hub and demonstrates how advanced warehouse automation can support the rapidly growing Asia‑Pacific aerospace aftermarket.
Enhancing speed and regional capability in aerospace logistics
The AutoStore system operates within an existing 1,000 m² footprint, utilising 23 robots and 60,000 bins to store approximately 80% of small and medium-sized parts.
This enables faster, more consistent order processing while improving reliability, flexibility, and resilience during peak demand.
Read the press release
Learn about the successful implementation of Satair AutoStore in Singapore, developed in partnership with Swisslog.
Picture from Satair, AutoStore inauguration event, from left: Torben Ruberg, CIO; Marcus Schwarz, Head of Logistics & Repair; Andy Lee, Managing Director Asia Pacific. Singapore EDB: Chan Ih-Ming, Executive Vice President. Airbus: Anand Stanley, President Asia-Pacific; and Raymond Lim, Head of Customer Services Asia Pacific (Photo credit: Satair)
