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Air Works, a leading MRO and aviation services provider in India, has entered into a long-term agreement with UAE-based Mach Technik Aircraft Maintenance to provide line maintenance services at the Dubai International Airport (DXB).
The development marks the maiden expansion of Air Works’ International Line Maintenance business to foreign shores. With a pan-India presence across 19 international airports, Air Works Group is already the biggest provider of Transit or Line Maintenance services to foreign carriers [airlines and cargo] operating into India. The Company holds certifications from Civil Aviation Authorities of over 25 countries to maintain both narrow body and wide body aircraft at leading airports in the country.
The development marks the maiden expansion of Air Works’ International Line Maintenance business to foreign shores. With a pan-India presence across 19 international airports, Air Works Group is already the biggest provider of Transit or Line Maintenance services to foreign carriers [airlines and cargo] operating into India. The Company holds certifications from Civil Aviation Authorities of over 25 countries to maintain both narrow body and wide body aircraft at leading airports in the country.
Nine trekkers stuck in UAE valley rescued reporters@khaleejtimes.com Filed on December 15, 2020
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The RAK Police had to walk for up to 13 hours to find them.
Another group of trekkers lost their way in Ras Al Khaimah and were found in the deep valley of Wadi Naqb in the early hours of Tuesday, the police said.
The search and rescue operations of the Ras Al Khaimah Police had to walk for 13 hours to find the nine missing trekkers, said Brig Dr Mohammed Al Humaidi, director-general of the Central Operations Department. The authorities also had to seek the help of local residents who know the valley’s terrain.