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Monthly Newsletter issued by Dubai Civil Aviation Authority www.viadubaionline.com Issue 71 April 2019 Flying Forward Sleep like a baby New laser weapon to end Stratospheric drone drone menace at reaches new heights airports Digitization strategy eases Lufthansa sees growth passengers’ experience on UAE routes Inside DCAA Opinions DCAA participation 7 Aviation Security Stamp out slot in Gov Games is of critical misuse DCAA observes International 8 importance 24 Day of Happiness DCAA participates in 9 Alexandre Ng Chee New radar system Careers UAE 2019 de Juniac 22 Meng 23 at Glasgow Airport Middle East News 18 ATM 24 Airlines 26 Technology 28 Message from the President Role of airports in economy ir travel is set to boom further across the world. Airports are growing in size and prominence as the citiesA compete to be preferred hubs for the tech-savvy travellers. Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum The air transport sector is now worth a U$2.7 trillion in global economic activity, carrying more than four billion passengers and 62 million tonnes of freight each year. Today airports have become an integral part of the travel value chain. As airports realize that they play an More and more people across the world than ever impactful role in the overall passenger experience, many before are taking advantage of safe, fast and efficient of them have become more entrepreneurial and have travel. The growth in air transport is expected to have changed the way they operate. Airports need to be on US$5.7 trillion in economic activity in 2036. the cutting-edge of the business start responding to passengers’ expectations if they want to succeed in the Airports act as catalysts for improved global fast-changing, highly-competitive environment. connectivity and trade as the demand for air services rises, according to the Airports Council International A good way of learning from each other’s experiences (ACI), the trade association for over 1,950 airports in and exploring the new technology and innovations is 176 countries. visiting trade exhibitions like Airport Show that Dubai has been hosting for the past 18 years as part of its commitment to offer the industry a bouquet of latest The ever-increasing movements of people and the technology products. global trade is resulting in the growth and investments in airports across the world, according to ACI World’s Airport Economics Report. Three years ago, airports located in emerging and developing economies occupied 45 per cent of global passenger traffic across the world’s airports. By 2040, this share is expected to increase to 62 per cent. April 2019 3 4 April 2019 CONTENTS In 2007, the functions of the Department of Civil Avia- tion were restructured. Accordingly, the Dubai Civil Avi- ation Authority (DCAA) was established as a regulatory body, by a decree of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, Ruler of Dubai, on proclamation of law No. 21 of 2007, as amended by law No. 19 of 2010, to under- take development of Air Transport Industry in the Emir- ate of Dubai and to oversee all aviation-related activities. Inside DCAA DCAA participation DCAA observes International 07 in Gov Games 08 Day of Happiness Via Dubai is the official bilingual monthly news- letter of DCAA, designed to highlight the initi- atives and developments in the aviation indus- try and act as a knowledge-sharing platform for all the stakeholders and aviation professionals. General Supervision Mother’s Day DCAA participates Mohammed Abdulla Ahli 09 10 in Careers UAE 2019 Coordinator Hanan Al Mazimi Creative Manager Mohammed Al Jarouf Marketing Manager Fahed Mohammed E-mail: [email protected] Lufthansa sees growth on UAE routes Legal Disclaimer The views expressed in the articles are of the writers and not necessarily belong to DCAA. We take all reasonable steps to keep the information current and accurate, but errors can occur. The information is therefore provided as is, with no guarantee of accuracy, completeness or timeliness. The DCAA or Via Dubai does not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the quality, accuracy, completeness, legality, reliability or usefulness of any information. Via Dubai does not endorse or recommend any article, product, service or information mentioned in the newsletter. Any perceived slight of any person or organisation is completely unintentional. 12 Advertise with us New laser Stratospheric drone reaches 28 weapon to 29 new heights Editorial, Production, PR & Marketing end drone Nadd AlShiba PR and Event Management menace at airports Our Vision The World Airport, Dubai Our Mission To achieve leadership and ensure sustainability in the field of safety, security and environmental protection in the civil aviation sector and to support an attractive investment environment for the aviation industry . Toll Free:80083222 DCAA website:www.dcaa.gov.ae Contact number:+97147770000 Working Hours:Sunday – Thursday, 0730 - 1430 (GMT+4) Fax:+97142244573 Location:Dubai International Airport, Terminal (1), Level (1), Gate no. (4), (Arrivals Side) Email: [email protected]; [email protected] P.O. Box:49888 Dubai - United Arab Emirates April 2019 5 http://www.facebook.com/dcaadubai twitter.com/dcaadubai youtube.com/user/dcaadubai Message from the Director General Learning to be better he role and responsibilities of civil aviation authorities have been enlarged and become more crucialT in the past decade due to the massive expansions of both the airlines and airports across the world. Dubai’s aviation industry is not like many others. It is Mohammed Abdulla Ahli expected to contribute US$88.1 billion or an estimated 45 per cent to Dubai’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2030. This marks a three-fold growth compared to figures in 2013, when the sector contributed US$26.7 billion to the emirate’s GDP. Since the 1930s, aviation has been a focused economic As part of our initiatives for meaningful interactions activity for Dubai. In December last year, the 58-year-old and knowledge-enhancement, we conduct conferences Dubai International hosted its one billionth passenger. and exhibitions specific to our industry along with DXB has been the 18th most internationally-connected participating in and facilitating aviation trade shows. One airport in the world. Over 100 airlines operate over such B2B platform has been Airport Show in Dubai. We 7,700 weekly flights to over 270 destinations across all have been utilizing it every year to reach out to more inhabited continents from here. and more players and learn a few new things from the conferences that are hosted alongside the show. One has Taking into account the massiveness of the aviation to be up to date in knowledge and networking if one has industry in Dubai and what we have in store in the to succeed in any business. coming years, it is necessary to be on the cutting-edge of the business to keep the good track record of monitoring and regulating the aviation activities. Networking with the industry players to keep them updated about the rules and regulations is also crucial as Dubai consolidates its position as a global centre for trade, tourism and commerce . 6 April 2019 Inside DCAA DCAA participation in Gov Games he Dubai Civil Aviation Year of Tolerance Authority (DCAA) participatedT in the second Building a tolerant society edition of the Gov Games under the slogan, One he UAE is a global model of success as a Team, One Goal. peaceful, tolerant and prosperous country. AsT the UAE celebrates the Year of Tolerance, the occasion presents us an opportunity to reflect on how we cultivate a tolerant society and develop it further in a positive environment. Hardly half a century old in its modern existence, the UAE has emerged as a global model for a prosperous and peaceful country. His Excellency Sheikh Nahyan bin Mabarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance – world’s first and only - says: “Our young country has an impressive history of tolerance. Tolerance is part of the soft power of our country. Tolerance is a stepping stone to acceptance.” The UAE, he says, is one of the most diverse countries in the world, but, at the same time, one of the most peaceful, harmonious and prosperous places on earth. The Arab-Islamic heritage and UAE Founder Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan’s vision have enabled the country to welcome a diverse population, engage them in dialogue, understand the differences and accept the shared values. The country is not resting on its laurels and have learned that tolerance requires nurturing and hard work. It is focused on promoting tolerance in all forms of communication. The UAE is undertaking continued societal and legislative initiatives that fight hate, promote mutual respect and celebrate shared human values. Dialogue does not require us to abandon our identities and our commitments. Dialogue does, however, require us to acknowledge, understand and explain our commitments as we gather knowledge about others, he says. Tolerance will help solve conflicts and political disagreements; it will help improve education and encourage innovation and it make us champions for human rights and human obligations. April 2019 7 Inside DCAA DCAA observes International Day of Happiness he Dubai Civil Aviation Authority (DCAA) observed the International Day ofT Happiness. A series of activities for the employees were conducted. The Authority distributed among the employees Fazaa, a UAE rewards program that gives members access to exclusive offers and services. Mother’s Day he Dubai Civil Aviation Authority (DCAA) celebrated the Mother’s Day with a variety of programmes. Special gifts were given to them in recognition of their significant roles and contribution to the society as workingT mothers and for the upbringing of their children. 8 April 2019 Inside DCAA DCAA participates in Careers UAE 2019 he Dubai Civil Aviation Authority (DCAA) has participated in Careers UAET 2019 as part of its quest to strengthen its Emiratisation strategy through attracting Emirati talents in the field of civil aviation for leadership, managerial and technical vacancies.
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