Abu Dhabi Police concludes its participation in the Dubai Airshow 2025
DUBAI, 21st November, 2017 (WAM) – The Abu Dhabi Police General Command concluded its participation in the Dubai Airshow 2025, during which it highlighted its advanced system in the fields of police aviation and smart systems that enhance its security readiness and the sustainability of its services, as part of its vision to develop operational capabilities and adopt the latest global technologies in the fields of aviation and air patrol.
The Abu Dhabi Police Pavilion witnessed a large turnout from visitors and international delegations, who learned about the pivotal role of police aviation in supporting security missions, and showcased a group of modern aircraft and equipment, including the Bell 429 helicopter equipped with advanced aerial photography and operational support technologies, in addition to Dji M350 and Dji Mini 4 Pro drones used in aerial surveys, securing events, responding to emergency situations, and monitoring… Vital sites with high efficiency.
Abu Dhabi Police also displayed the simulated flight system for drones, which allows pilots to be trained in a realistic virtual environment that simulates various scenarios, enhancing their skills and ensuring speed of response and accuracy of decision-making. It presented to the public the vehicle equipped for drones, which is a mobile field platform that contributes to facilitating launch, control and monitoring operations during security missions.
Abu Dhabi Police confirmed that its participation in the Dubai Air Show reflects its keenness to keep pace with global developments in the aviation industry, and to explore innovative solutions that contribute to enhancing the quality of police work and response capabilities, noting that the technologies that were displayed reflect the future trend in supporting the security and safety system in the UAE.
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