The 3rd Singapore-Japan Dialogue on Aviation Collaboration, co-chaired by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) in Kansai, Japan, focused on advancing various aspects of aviation. The authorities agreed to deepen collaboration in air connectivity, sustainable aviation, aviation safety, air traffic management, aviation innovation, and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and advanced air mobility (AAM) to meet the growing demand for global air travel. Key points include: Air Connectivity: Significant recovery in air travel between Singapore and Japan, aiming for full recovery in 2025. Sustainable Aviation: Exploring sustainable aviation fuels and discussing hydrogen as a decarbonization pathway. Aviation Safety: Enhancing measures, especially in runway safety, through technology. Air Traffic Management: Promoting User Preferred Routes for efficiency and adopting advanced landing systems. Aviation Innovation: Collaboration to leverage technology for increased capacity and productivity. UAS and AAM: Working on regulations for safe integration of unmanned systems in aviation. The dialogue also highlighted Narita Airport joining the International Aviation Lab for innovative airport solutions. Both parties have shown a positive sentiment towards collaboration and innovation, aiming to address challenges and position themselves for growth in the aviation industry.