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Another first for Abu Dhabi as aviation supply specialist sign up

  • United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, March 04 - 2008 at 15:44
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Global Aviation Services (GAS) signed up to become the first company of its kind to take space at Abu Dhabi International Airport for provision of MRO supplementary services, refurbishment and engineering services.

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  • HE Khalifa Al Mazrouei, chairman and managing director signed for ADAC while CEO Zeydan Oncu signed for GAS.
    HE Khalifa Al Mazrouei, chairman and managing director signed for ADAC while CEO Zeydan Oncu signed for GAS.
The new facility for production of cabin interiors, equipment as well as related maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services is to open shortly after today's signing ceremony at ADAC head office. HE Khalifa Al Mazrouei, chairman and managing director signed for ADAC while CEO Zeydan Oncu signed for GAS. GAS Board of directors is chaired by HH Sheikh Saeed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan.

GAS will also use the facility for production of a wide range of cabin equipment and parts, including design and production of galley, crew rest compartments, stairs house, bars, seat parts, military aircraft interiors, composite parts, and material supplies.

ADAC chairman and managing director, HE Khalifa Al Mazrouei, said "We are delighted to put such a specialized service at the disposal of airlines in the region. Following last week's first Middle East Aviation Outlook summit, in Abu Dhabi, we celebrate another first today in the signing of this agreement. GAS will become the first specialist supplier in this specific field at the airport and their presence here will enable us to continue to grow and enhance the range of world class support services on offer in Abu Dhabi and the Middle East region."

GAS CEO Zeydan Oncu said the facility was the first step in developing fully-integrated cabin equipment centre as one stop shop for cabin interiors and equipment, which will become synonymous with GAS.

"Abu Dhabi International Airport is an ideal location for establishing a service hub catering to this segment of the market. The airport's unique location at the centre of international routes will enable us to provide a timely, world-class service to a growing number of airlines."
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About Abu Dhabi Airports Company
Abu Dhabi Airports Company, ADAC, is a public joint-stock company wholly owned by Abu Dhabi Government. It was incorporated by Emiri Decree number 5, of March 4th, 2006, to spearhead the development of the Emirate's aviation infrastructure.

ADAC has officially taken over the operation and management of Abu Dhabi and Al Ain international Airports, as of 28/09/2006. Under its mandate is the re-development and expansion of Abu Dhabi International Airport, which includes the new midfield terminal designed to increase the overall capacity of the airport to 20 million passengers by 2011. For more information visit our website: www.adac.ae

About GAS
Global Aviation Services is a company with different aerospace functions, integrating existing (experienced) development, production and consulting companies, towards cabin interiors and equipment

GAS has performed several joint ventures with technology leaders of the Aerospace market in order to meet customer requirements. G.A.S. partners include Bremen-based CeBeNetwork, Hamburg based Paustian Airtex, and Istanbul-based Akkurt Aviation. Two major players have signed MoUs for joint ventures. GAS also has strong cooperation partners like TASC in Dubai.

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