Dubai South expands its Airline Maintenance Units facilities to meet the increasing growth in the aviation sector

The Mohammed bin Rashid Aviation Project in Dubai South has announced the expansion of its “Airline Maintenance Units” facilities with the aim of supporting airport operators, including private aviation ground operators, by providing direct access to their customers.

Under this expansion, the number of maintenance units increased to 11 units covering a total area of ​​76 thousand square feet.

These units have been designed to be an integrated solution center for the aviation sector, as they will provide a wide range of services, including warehouses for storage and maintenance, specialized technical equipment, engineering support, in addition to a world-class comfort area for pilots.

The facilities will also include designated shaded parking, offices, and a number of additional features specifically designed to meet the sector’s requirements. Construction work is scheduled to be completed during the third quarter of 2026.

Mohammed bin Rashid Aviation Project Deputy Executive Director, Mohammed Al Falasi, said: “We have expanded our services to meet the increasing demand from companies for airline maintenance services. This achievement embodies our commitment to developing pioneering facilities and building an integrated system that meets the aspirations of our customers. We will continue to make every effort to consolidate Dubai’s position as a leading global destination in the aviation sector.”

It is noteworthy that the Mohammed bin Rashid Aviation Project provides international companies in the aviation field with investment opportunities, as it is a free zone for the world’s leading airlines, private aviation companies, aircraft maintenance, repair and renewal companies and related activities.

The project is located within Dubai South, which has developed it to be a center for various types of maintenance and a destination for training and education. It also seeks to strengthen engineering industries in a way that supports the emirate’s vision to become a leading global aviation centre.