7500 participants in the exhibitions of “Air Maintenance” and “Interior Design”

His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, President of Dubai Airports, Supreme Chairman of the Emirates Airlines and the group, inaugurated yesterday the activities of the Middle East Exhibition for Maintenance, Reform and Renewal of Aircraft Aircraft “and” The Middle East Exhibition for Interior Design of Aircraft for the year 2025 “.

His Highness said, in a post on the “X” platform, yesterday: “The activities of the Middle East Exhibition and Conference of the Middle East for the maintenance, repair and renewal of aircraft, and the Middle East Exhibition for Interior Design of Aircraft 2025, where these leading activities are collected for two days , More than 7500 participants and 250 exhibitors from all over the region and the world.

His Highness added: «At a time when the aviation sector in the region continues to achieve exceptional achievements that put it in the ranks of the pioneers globally, these activities constitute an important platform that brings together experts and decision makers, to enhance communication and exchange visions and display the latest innovations and technologies in the field.

The events continue for two days, under their umbrella, leaders and decision -makers in the global aviation supply chain.

With the growing demand for air travel and its reaching unprecedented levels, attention focuses on aircraft update programs, maintenance, repair and renewal services, which reflects the strong growth in the sector.

More than 250 exhibitors from different parts of the world participate in the activities, as they review the latest technologies and innovations, and discuss opportunities for cooperation and develop strategies that contribute to drawing the features of the future of the maintenance and interior design sectors.

The first day witnessed a series of prominent advertisements and agreements, as the company “General Electric Aviation” revealed an investment of $ 10 million in its facilities for maintenance, reform and renewal services in the Middle East, while “FL Technix” announced its plans to expand its operations in the UAE through The launch of a new maintenance station at Al Maktoum International Airport.

The Airbus company also revealed its expectations for aviation services in the Middle East for the period from 2024 to 2043, noting that commercial aviation services will increase increasingly towards digital and connected operations.

It is expected that the demand for services will reach 32 billion dollars globally by 2043, with an annual growth rate of 4.5% over a period of 20 years, with the Middle East to top the list of the fastest growing regions in this field.

It also hosted the platform «Joe Live! Thyater »dialogue sessions with the participation of international experts to discuss the most important issues of concern to the sector. During a dialogue interview with the CEO of Fly Adele, Stephen Greenway, Greenway participated in his vision of the expansion plans for the fastest growing economic airline in Saudi Arabia and the region, and its strategies to face the chain of supply chain, as well as its vision of the future of the sector.

In another session entitled “capacity challenges for maintenance, reform and renewal services in the Middle East”, a group of senior executives discussed how to reduce work periods and improve repair times to keep pace with the increasing demand for maintenance services.