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Dubai Airshow 2009 Increases Exhibition Space
DUBAI — The Dubai Airshow 2009 is set to break all existing exhibition space records with the addition of a fourth exhibition hall, sponsored and hosted by the Dubai-based international airline, Emirates.
Running from November 15 to 19, 2009 at the Dubai Airport Expo, the biennial airshow is a leading aerospace event in the Middle East and the fastest growing in the world.
The new ‘Emirates Hall’ will be home to the Emirates Airline stand, along with other key exhibitors. It will cover 7,025 square metres, with 5,000 square metres for exhibition stands, bringing the total airshow area to 325,513 square metres, which includes the static park.
Alison Weller, Director of airshow organiser F&E Aerospace, expressed her appreciation for the airshow’s support, despite the current economic down-turn. “The global aviation industry is currently undergoing the most challenging period in its history and is now looking to the Middle East where aerospace suppliers and service providers have managed to weather the economic maelstrom better than elsewhere.
“I am very grateful to Emirates Airline for taking the lead in supporting the Dubai Airshow by sponsoring and hosting the additional exhibition hall.”
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