Mohammed Bin Rashid Aeroospace Hub (MBRAH) of Dubai announced the completion of the works in the first phase of its aerospace supply chain zone, which has 11 facilities and covers a total of 1,291000 square feet.
The full phase attends to engines, components and landing MRO, as well as workshop solutions.
Mbrah expands the aerospace center
In addition, greater expansion is underway, with 1,721,000 square feet of new facilities currently under development, the company said.
Additional projects include a new installation of the ‘Supplier Complex’, the first vertical aerospace complex in the region, designed to attract and SME.
Scheduled for its completion in Q2 2026, the complex will have 88 loyal units at three levels dedicated to maintenance services suppliers, aircraft and aerospace and drone partners.
Tahnoon Saif, CEO of Mohammed Bin Rashid Aerospace Hub, said that the demand for services related to aviation, in part Mro, has increased significantly in recent years, and have seen solid businesses in the appeals.
“With the future completion of the Maktoum International Airport, this demand is expected to increase even more. We are fully prepared to meet the needs of these companies through our completed and future facilities,” he said.
Mbrah sacrifices the high level connectivity of global aerospace players and is a free zone destination for the main airlines of the world, private jet activities, MRO and associated industries.
