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Gateway to Global Growth

The MRO Middle East Conference and Exhibition is strate­gically designed to offer the newest and most innovative concepts and best practices, while encouraging the advancement of the airline and aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul industries in the Middle East. Speakers will address the current and future forecast for this market, cost and staffing issues, supply chain trends, and a wide variety of other concerns. The most dynamic solutions to your challenges will be provided.

 

MRO Middle East Delivers the Airlines, Buyers and Decision Makers!

Confirmed Airlines Include:

Austrian Airlines Air Algeria Air Arabia Air France Alitalia Bahrain Air Cham Wings Airlines Damal Airlines Delta Air Lines EgyptAir Emirates Airlines Etihad Airways Gulf Air Iran Air Jazeera Airways Kingfisher Aiirlines KLM Kuwait Airlines Lufthansa Martinair Maximus Air Cargo

Middle East Airlines Oman Air Pakistan International Airlines Presidential Flight Qatar Airways RAK Airways Royal Jet Royal Jordanian Airlines Safi Airways Sahab Airlines Saudi Arabian Airlines Syrian Pearl Airlines Singapore Airlines SriLankan AirLines Ltd TAM Airlines Thomas Cook Airlines United Airlines Virgin Nigeria Airlines Vision Airlines Wataniya Airways Yangon Airlines

Why YOU Need to be at MRO Middle East! 

• Annual civil aviation growth in the Middle East is 5.2% vs. an international average of 3.9%
• The number of commercial aircraft serving the region will triple by 2028
• The Middle East Region is set to take delivery of 730 aircraft by 2018 with a further 689 on order up until 2028 – according to Airbus’ latest forecast.
• The Boeing 2009 outlook valued the Middle East Market at $300 billion over the next two decades, which translates into an expected need for 1,710 commercial jets.