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Aerospace Design and Certification Ltd and Arabian Jets form Middle East Strategic Business Alliance
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Friday 13th November 2009, Aerospace Design and Certification Ltd ("aeroDAC"), a leading international aerospace design and certification company, has today signed a business alliance agreement with Arabian Jets (www.arabianjets.com) to deliver high level aviation design certification, training and consultancy services across the Middle East and North Africa ("MENA") region.
This alliance agreement was signed today at Arabian Jets headquarters in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia by Mr Carl Thomas, aeroDAC Director of Certification and Mr Anas Rayes, President of Arabian Jets.
Arabian Jets is a premier aircraft engineering consultancy operating in the MENA region with offices in Jeddah, Riyadh, Amman and Beirut. Arabian Jets has many years of experience in aviation affairs including aircraft technical management, engineering and maintenance services, pilot training management and human capital building. Arabian Jets provides operational and logistical worldwide support to all sectors of aviation, from airlines to single aircraft owners.
aeroDAC is an EASA-approved design organisation, with capabilities in every aspect of aerospace design and approval. With specialist knowledge gained from both the regulatory and industry perspectives, aeroDAC offers design certification of modifications and repairs, training and consultancy to the highest standards. aeroDAC's reputation for high quality means that their services are recognised by authorities worldwide.
Carl Thomas, aeroDAC Certification Director commented:
"We see the MENA region and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in particular as a key market in the aviation sector. We are delighted to be part of the Arabian Jets alliance, collaborating with quality partners in offering a complete range of services across this region."
Anas Rayes, President of Arabian Jets added:
"Arabian Jets has identified the increasing need for a certified, qualified and experienced "Part 21" - aerospace design and certification organisation to partner with in order to address the expanding aviation market in the MENA region. aeroDAC were our first choice because they have such a wide scope of approval, covering numerous product categories, including helicopters, large and small aeroplanes, gyroplanes, balloons, airships, turbine and piston engines."
Both parties will work in collaboration to formulate a means to provide market leading services to the expanding and maturing industry in this vital region.
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