The exhibit floor before the opening of the Middle East and North Africa Business Aviation Association’s biennial show. MEBAA was expecting about 150 exhibitors.
MEBAA Show Official Opening
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His Highness Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed AL Maktoum and his entourage officially open MEBAA 2024 on Dec. 10 in Dubai.
MD Onboard At MEBAA 2024
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MD Onboard, an exhibitor at MEBAA 2024, announced a partnership with Laerdal to enhance medical training for the aviation industry.
Bizav Talks At MEBAA 2024
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MEBAA includes daily Bizav Talks on a variety of topics highlighting business aviation in the region.
Gulfstream G700 at MEBAA
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The Gulfstream 700, which entered service in April, at the MEBAA static display. The aircraft’s interior can include up to five living areas. It can seat up to 19 people and sleep up to 13. The G700, which has set more than 65 city-pair speed records, can fly from Dubai to New York at Mach 0.87.
MEBAA 2024 Static Display
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MEBAA’s static display includes about 30 aircraft, including those from Airbus Corporate jets, Boeing Business jets, Bombardier, Cirrus, Dassault Aviation, Embraer, Gulfstream and Textron.
Molly McMillin, a 30-year aviation journalist, is managing editor of business aviation for the Aviation Week Network and editor-in-chief of The Weekly of Business Aviation, an Aviation Week market intelligence report.
