Saudi International Airshow Welcomes AMMROC to Sponsor Lineup

Airshow organizers are also confirming that some 80 aircraft are booked for the static display and more than 200 exhibitors.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia / 28 February 2019 – With less than two weeks until the start of the inaugural Saudi International Airshow, organisers have announced that AMMROC, has joined the growing line up of sponsors for the new event. Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, UAE, Advanced Military Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Centre (AMMROC) is a leading provider of military aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul services across the South Asia, Middle East and North Africa (SAMENA) region supporting more than 35 fixed and rotary wing aircraft types.

The AMMROC logo will be prominently displayed on the delegates bags, while AMMROC representatives will form part of the large delegation populating the expansive United Arab Emirates National Pavilion located in the main area of the exhibition. As a joint venture company owned by Emirates Defence Industries Company (EDIC), Lockheed Martin Corporation and Sikorsky Aerospace Services (A Lockheed Martin Company) the AMMROC participation demonstrates the value of the Saudi Air Show in connecting the international aviation and aerospace industries with Saudi Arabia. AMMROC will maximise its presence to detail more about the development of its state-of-the-art facility in Al Ain, UAE. The new ultra-modern depot level MRO facility will ensure customer aircraft readiness to the highest level of quality standards.

With the addition of AMMROC to the sponsorship roster organisers are also confirming that some 80 aircraft are booked for the static display, more than 200 exhibitors are signed up, and registrations stand at over 13, 000 representing visitors from some 50 countries. Situated just outside of Riyadh, Thumamah Airport, the 2019 show will connect the world’s aviation experts and industry players to Saudi Arabia. The event has been organised in response to a huge demand from leading regional industry professionals and will be the first in a series which will take place over the next five years.

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