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Medavia puts faith in Dau as MD
Mohamed Dau has learned a great deal from his previous posts at Emirates, Qatar Airways, Libyan Airlines and the Libyan CAA. He is looking to continue the good work of his predecessor Rammah Ettir.
Mohamed Dau says that he will work hard to consolidate and enhance Medavia's progress.
Read this story in our September 2019 printed issue.

Mohamed Dau has been appointed as the new MD at Mediterranean Aviation (Medavia). Dau succeeds Rammah Ettir, who has led the company over the past five years and steered it through continued growth in all areas of operation, primarily the aircraft charter business, ground handling and MRO. The MRO department registered the biggest growth for the company, achieving added aircraft approvals and widening the customer base.

Mohamed Dau brings valuable aviation experience to Medavia from his previous appointments at Emirates, Qatar Airways and Libyan Airlines as well as the Libyan Civil Aviation Authority. He says that it is an honour for him to take over the reins of the company, and that he will work hard to ensure that what had been achieved over the past years would be well consolidated and enhanced.

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