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Issued by Jet Aviation Dubai DXB.

February 25, 2014

Jet Aviation Dubai to move business operations to Dubai World Central throughout runway construction period at Dubai International Airport

Jet Aviation Dubai will support full FBO, line maintenance and AOG services at Dubai World Central (DWC) during runway construction at Dubai International Airport, scheduled May 1 through July 21, 2014. Following construction, the company will resume full maintenance and FBO operations at Dubai International Airport.

With both runways at Dubai International Airport scheduled to undergo major resurfacing work this summer, Jet Aviation Dubai plans to move its business aviation operations to Dubai World Central (DWC) during this construction period to ensure ongoing availability of FBO, line maintenance and AOG services for customers.

“Our highest priority is to meet the needs of our customers,” says Hardy Bütschi, vice president and general manager at Jet Aviation Dubai. “If it means moving our business operations to another location to continue ensuring the highest safety, quality and service standards for our customers, then that's what we will do.”

Jet Aviation Dubai can accommodate up to four large-scale base maintenance projects at its Dubai International Airport facility prior to the start of runway construction, currently scheduled for May 1, 2014. The company can also provide departure slots during the runway closure period in addition to long-term parking for two BBJ, ACJ-size aircraft and mid-size range business jets. Scheduled maintenance activities will continue at the facility despite the runway closure.

“Jet Aviation's extensive MRO network in EMEA and Asia is of real benefit to our customers at times like this,” adds Stefan Benz, vice president of Jet Aviation's MRO and FBO operations, EMEA and Asia. “Our customers value the fact that they can enjoy Jet Aviation services at any of our global facilities. For our customers in the Middle East, we will have slots available for base and scheduled maintenance throughout the runway restorations.”