Jet Aviation Dubai Expands Services at Dubai World Central’s Al Maktoum International Airport
Jet Aviation Dubai’s fully operational FBO at Dubai World Central’s Al Maktoum International Airport is expanding its services in preparation for an increase in traffic.
As more companies expand operations at Dubai World Central (DWC), the Al Maktoum International Airport is experiencing an increase in passenger traffic. In response, Jet Aviation’s FBO at DWC now offers 96-hour visa facilities, public transport and improved catering options through local service suppliers, as well as 24/7 VIP limousine service, oxygen and nitrogen services, airside storage and assistance with Duty Free Shopping. The company is also offering interior and exterior VIP aircraft cleaning, as well as bright work polishing, through Go Aviation at DWC.
“With a strong commitment to meeting our customers’ needs, we are increasing our services at DWC,” says Ata Saffari, director of Maintenance, Jet Aviation Dubai. “And with our customized maintenance vans, we can dispatch teams from our base at Dubai International Airport and deploy mobile line maintenance services at DWC.”
Jet Aviation Dubai opened its second FBO at Dubai World Central’s (DWC) Al Maktoum International Airport in January 2013. It offers two customer lounges in the VIP section of the passenger terminal, in addition to 4 new Volkswagen buses for airside transportation and new BMW 7 series Limousines. For passengers and crew members, the company provides 24/7 handling services such as immigration and customs support, crew transportation, hotel reservations and catering coordination. Aircraft services include taxiing, luggage handling, lavatory drainage and aircraft refueling service for which all Jet Aviation FBO and MRO customers in EMEA receive preferential rates.
Source: Jet Aviation
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