Cairo - Egypt
The El Alamein International Aviation and Space Exhibition witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Aircairo and Abu Dhabi Aviation Group, to launch a long-term strategic partnership aimed at establishing an integrated platform for growth, expanding capabilities, and enhancing operational and commercial integration between the two sides.

Signed in the presence of the Minister of Civil Aviation

The signing ceremony took place in the presence of His Excellency the Minister of Civil Aviation, Pilot Sameh Al-Hafni, where it was signed by His Excellency Mahmoud Al Hameli, CEO of the Abu Dhabi Aviation Group, and on behalf of Aircairo by Mr. Hussein Sharif, Chairman of the Board of Directors.

Main areas of cooperation

The memorandum includes a number of strategic cooperation axes, including fleet solutions, aircraft leasing, aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), training and exchange of experiences, in addition to enhancing the operational and technical capabilities of both sides.

Al Hameli: A partnership to build capabilities and promote joint growth

In a statement that reflects the ambitions of both sides, His Excellency Mahmoud Al Hameli, CEO of Abu Dhabi Aviation Group, said:
This partnership represents a strategic step towards building long-term cooperation based on the integration of experiences and capabilities and employing the strengths of both sides to create shared value and open broader horizons for growth. Cooperation extends to include strategic areas that cover the aviation system in an integrated manner.

What does this alliance mean for Arab tourists and investors?

This alliance opens new horizons for the Arab traveler, as it benefits from the expansion of the AirCairo fleet to include new destinations in Egypt and the region, which means wider travel options and more competitive prices. Cooperation in the field of maintenance and training also enhances the efficiency of operational operations, which is directly reflected in the quality of services provided to travelers. As for the Arab investor, he finds this partnership a model of economic integration between Egypt and the Emirates in a vital sector that is witnessing rapid growth in the region.