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Sanad begins construction of large engine maintenance center in Al Ain

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Sanad, an Abu Dhabi aerospace company, began construction of a new GTF engine maintenance center in Al Ain on September 24, 2026. The facility is expected to require more than 1,000 technicians when fully operational. Sanad plans to address the global shortage of skilled aviation workers by combining overseas hiring with developing local talent through training and universities.

From gulfnews.com

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The center is part of Sanad’s wider expansion in engine maintenance, repair, testing, and asset management. This expansion is aimed at increasing the technical pipeline within the United Arab Emirates and is a major, long-term economic boost for the region.

From gulfnews.com

Who's involved

  • Al AinLocation where the new engine maintenance center is being built.
  • Abu DhabiLocation of Sanad's operations and the company's headquarters.
  • United Arab EmiratesCountry where the large-scale MRO center is being established.

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  • The United Arab Emirates may experience significant infrastructure investment driven by the establishment of the large-scale MRO center.

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