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BAS to provide ground handling support for BIAS
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Bahrain Airport ServicesBahrain Airport Services
(BASBAS) said yesterday it will provide ground handling support for the second edition of the Bahrain International Airshow (BIAS) to be held from January 19 to 21, 2012 at the purpose built state-of-the-art aerospace exhibition facility in Sakhir airbase.BASBAS signed an agreement with the organisers of the Committee of Bahrain International Air Show in the presence of Shaikh Abdulla bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Chairman of the Supreme Organising Committee, Capt. Abdulrahman Al Gaoud, Deputy Chairman and Undersecretary for Bahrain Civil Aviation Affairs and Phil Bowell, Chief Executive Officer of Bahrain Airport ServicesBahrain Airport Services.
Bahrain and its neighbouring countries in the Gulf and Middle East regions were among the world's most important growth markets of the commercial and corporate aviation domains,Captain Abdulrahman Al Gaoud and Phil Bowell said in a joint statement yesterday.
They said the 2012 event would once again feature different segments of the aviation industry, distinguishing it from other events.
"Trade shows with a clearfocus are essential for our industry, especially in the face of global competition. With the excellent support BIAS 2010 received from partners, such as Bahrain Airport ServicesBahrain Airport Services
(BASBAS) we have created an attractive platform for all exhibitors and visitors," said Al Gaoud "BIAS is held at the centre of a region witnessing phenomenal growth in the aviation sector and BASBAS is privileged to extend all necessary ground handling support to make this event a greater success," Bowell added.By K.V.S Madhav
© Bahrain Tribune 2010
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