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Dabico Looks Skyward as Middle East Airports Push for Innovation and Sustainability
Khaleej Times
|September 17, 2025
From cutting-edge PCA units that enhance comfort in extreme conditions to smart systems, Emirates Airline has been leveraging Dabico's products and services for decades
With air traffic in the Middle East surging and sustainability climbing the aviation agenda, infrastructure providers are racing to keep pace.
Dabico Airport Solutions, a global leader in airport systems, is betting big on the region and sees the UAE as a critical launchpad for its next phase of growth.
"In this region, airports are not only expanding, they're setting benchmarks," said Matteo Mancini, Managing Director for the Middle East at Dabico.
"The UAE and the wider Middle East are extremely important to us. These are some of the most advanced and forward-thinking airports in the world."
Present in the UAE since 1995, Dabico's presence in the emirates is now marking its 30th year. Mancini said this longstanding foothold gives the company a strategic edge.
"Being on the ground for three decades allows us to provide fast, localised support and be part of landmark aviation projects," he added.
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