Avionics and electronics repair shop opens at Airbus Materials and Logistics Centre in Dubai Airport Freezone

Asscom, a full service provider, offers a large variety of Customer Support Services to aviation component and system suppliers on a worldwide basis with service centres in Far East and USA.

Apart from the repair facility the Asscom office includes warehouse facilities for the storage of aviation and systems manufacturers' spare parts
The service centre is GCAA and EASA certified and has started its operation on June 1st, 2009.

All aspects of OEM product support needs, from parts distribution and 24/7 emergency spare parts supply to warranty and commercial repairs are handled.

Peter Wiggers, Managing Director of Asscom, said "We are happy and enthusiastic to be on board here at the Dubai Airport Freezone. For Asscom, it is a great opportunity to provide our services from Dubai - a spot offering so many unequalled opportunities."

"With our new service station we are able to provide outstanding customer support services on-site, to both airline customers and OEMs in the regions Middle East, Africa and India."

Present during the inauguration were representatives from airline customers, equipment manufacturers and authorities from the Dubai Airport Freezone.

Nasser Al Madani, Assistant Director, Dubai Airport Free Zone, said:

"The presence of well known multinational companies in various fields not only in aviation but in other fields as well such as pharmaceuticals, electronics, cosmetics and perfumery, luxury watch and jewellery brands and air charter services at the Dubai Airport Freezone is an evidence of the trust that the international business community puts in Dubai capitalizing on its strategic location & its un-matched infrastructure. Recognising the role of the Freezones in boosting the economy has committed to invest in state & the art facilities and infrastructure for the convenience of its foreign investor."

"Dubai Airport Freezone offers investors' access to a wealth of opportunities that the burgeoning markets in the Middle East and Africa offer." he added.