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Abu Dhabi Air Expo Opens Tomorrow; Double in Size Compared to 2012 Under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, National Security Advisor and Vice Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council Abu Dhabi Air Expo Opens Tomorrow; Double In Size Compared to 2012 - Abu Dhabi Air Expo starts tomorrow and runs through 7th March 2013- -Over 12,000 visitors expected to visit Al Bateen Executive Airport- 4th March 2013 – Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: Under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, National Security Advisor and Vice Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, Abu Dhabi Air Expo 2013 will opens its doors tomorrow at Al Bateen Executive Airport, and will run until 7th March, showcasing the latest products and services in the general aviation industry on over 80,000 square meters of exhibition space. Abu Dhabi Air Expo 2013 will provide double the exhibition area compared to its first show in 2012, where more than 160 aerospace-related organizations, from across the UAE and from more than 70 countries, including: Canada, United States of America, Germany, France, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Belgium, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Jordan, will be participating, representing a twofold increase compared to the number of nationalities that participated last year. More than 100 aircraft will be on display from industry leading aviation manufacturers, including: Bombardier, Dassault Aviation, Boeing, Gulfstream, Cessna, Piper Aircraft, Cirrus Aircraft, and, Air Bus, at this year’s Expo. Both fixed and rotary-wing aircraft will be on the runway at Al Bateen for aerospace enthusiasts to explore. Abu Dhabi Air Expo is also likely the only exhibition in the world this year that will exhibit aircraft both less than 100 kg (LSA or GYRO) up to 150 tonnes (Airbus A310-300) at the same event. Abu Dhabi Air Expo 2013 is organized and hosted by ADAC along with the support of many key Abu Dhabi organizations, including: ADNOC, UAE Armed Forces, the Department of Transport in Abu Dhabi, Al Futtaim Group, Falcon Aviation Services, Royal Jet, Abu Dhabi Aviation, Mubadala, Rotana Jet, Etihad Airways, Jetex, Breitling, the Tourism and Culture Authority of Abu Dhabi and, the General Civil Aviation Authority. Yousif Hassan Al Hammadi, Chairman of the Organizing Committee for Abu Dhabi Air Expo, General Manager of Al Bateen Executive Airport, said: “ADAC is excited about the potential of the second Abu Dhabi Air Expo. The scale of this year’s event compared to last year’s clearly demonstrates that Abu Dhabi is the place to be when it comes to showcasing the latest and greatest in general aviation technology. ADAC looks forward to helping aviation leaders from around the world grow their businesses through providing this platform to engage in dialogue with potential partners. ADAC is also eager to provide aviation enthusiasts from the region with a rare opportunity to enjoy the best products that the industry has to offer. Residents and visitors of Abu Dhabi will also be entertained by the various airshow displays planned to take place daily between 14:00-16:00.” The air displays will include the famous Al Fursan Aerobatic team, the UAE parachute team and a thrilling performance by the acclaimed Guinness Record Captain Zoltan Veres. ADAC is anticipating that several announcements will be made and contracts signed at this year’s Air Expo. In addition, Abu Dhabi Expo 2013 will be hosting several premiers for the region and the industry, including: Gulfstream will display its G650 aircraft for the first time in the Middle East and Africa (MENA) region Bombardier will introduce the latest version of its Global 6000 Embraer Executive Jets will be exhibiting several aircraft, including the entry level range jet Phenom 300 to the long range Lineage 1000 Tecnam, an Italian manufacturer, will present its latest P2010, an aircraft that is particularly suitable for flight schools concerned with keeping operating costs low Several flight schools, and training centers including: GCAS, Etihad Airways Academy, CAE Emirates College Academy, Australian College of Kuwait, International Center of Excellence, Royal Jordanian Air Academy, Wallan Academy of Saudi, Fujairah Aviation Academy and Chopperline Australia, will be present Educating the youth about the general aviation industry has always been a priority for ADAC, and a day of the Expo has been dedicated to students. On 7th March, more than 800 high school students from across the UAE will visit the Expo to meet with the flight schools present and to learn more about the aeronautic and aviation industries. Members of the public are invited to attend all three days of the Expo at a cost of 100 AED per ticket. For more information about the event, please visit www.adairexpo.com or www.albateenairport.ae. -Ends- Note to Editors: About Al Bateen Executive Airport Al Bateen Executive Airport is a dedicated business jet airport, the first of its kind in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region; conveniently located only a five kilometers from the central business district of Abu Dhabi, the UAE capital. The downtown location of Al Bateen Executive Airport makes it ideal for users of business jets, whose time is valuable and who have a high-regard for the convenience that personalised jet travel can bring. It is easily accessible off the Abu Dhabi to Dubai highway, making the centre of Dubai a short motorway journey of 1hr 15mins. It is also a short distance from the famous Yas Island complex of the F1 Yas Marina Circuit and Ferrari World, the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, world famous championship golf courses and the amazing development of Saadiyat Island. Benefits Only dedicated private aviation airport in the region Fast & efficient turnarounds Ideal location in the city centre close to central business district Parking for over 100 aircraft (apron and hangar) Business Campus – full business traveller facilities and stand-alone offices One-stop-shop Business Jet Specialists o Fuel, handling, and other FBO services o Aircraft charter o Related aviation business access o Aviation education and training Al Bateen Executive’s new DhabiJet FBO service offers:- Fastest possible transit time ‘door to door’ for passengers and crew. A single point of contact for all requirements. An experienced and dedicated DhabiJet Customer Services Team. No airside delays, rapid refuelling and cabin servicing. A full range of competitively priced FBO Services including lounge hospitality, concierge service, hotel and limousine reservations all co-ordinated on a one stop shop basis. Top Quality lounge facilities for passengers’ and crew. Full on site support for immigration and customs. Boardroom style meeting facilities. About Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC): Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) is a public joint-stock company wholly owned by the Abu Dhabi Government. It was incorporated by Amiri Decree number 5, issued on 4 March 2006, to spearhead the development of the Emirate's aviation infrastructure. In September 2006, ADAC assumed responsibility for the operation and management of Abu Dhabi and Al Ain International Airports. In 2008, ADAC added Al Bateen Executive Airport (an exclusive private aviation airport), and Sir Bani Yas and Delma Island Airports to its portfolio. These airports are geared to serve the various segments of air travellers, the aviation marketplace, and will help contribute to Abu Dhabi’s development as a destination for both business and leisure tourism. Currently under way is the multi-billion dollar re-development and expansion of Abu Dhabi International Airport designed to increase the overall capacity of the airport to more than 20 million passengers per year. As part of this redevelopment, a second runway and a third terminal have been completed. www.adac.ae For more information, please contact: Annie Palmer Mob: +971 50 441 9850 Tel: +971 2 447 2805 E-Mail: [email protected] Elham Bourani P.O. Box: 94449, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E Tel: +971 2 25053304 Mob: +971 50 818 0467 E-mail: [email protected] Radwa Shehab P.O. Box: 94449, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E Tel: +971 2 505 3261 Mob: +971 50 262 22349 E-mail: [email protected] .
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