The largest operator of helicopters in the Middle East and North Africa, Abu Dhabi Aviation, will participate in the Dubai Airshow held from November 14 to 18.
They will display the wide range of services it provides to leading local and international entities in the aviation sector.
The multi-award-winning company aims to drive growth in commercial and luxury helicopters, freight and maintenance sectors.
According to Nader Ahmed Al Hammadi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Abu Dhabi Aviation and its Group, the Emirati experience in aviation has become a "road map for many countries that aspire to advance this sector".
He said, "the aviation sector is one of the main strategic sectors targeted by government plans, which seek to build a strong and sustainable economy based on diversifying sources of national income."
"UAE has made qualitative leaps that helped it shorten the time and put it on top of many global indicators within a short period of time. Today, the aviation industry has become one an important driver in the process of economic and social development."
He adds that the global pandemic, Covid-19, has had huge repercussions on the aviation sector in all its spectrums; however, the participation of Abu Dhabi Aviation in the Dubai Airshow provides an important opportunity to get acquainted closely with the needs of the industry, in the post-crisis phase.
It will also determine the best way for its recovery, in addition to finding new opportunities to build important partnerships.
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