Mohammed Bin Rashid Aerospace Hub at Dubai South is continuing construction work on its new Suppliers Complex as part of plans to expand its infrastructure and meet growing demand from aviation companies looking to establish or expand their operations at Dubai South.
The new complex builds on the success of the existing Suppliers Complex, which is the region’s first integrated vertical facility dedicated to aircraft parts maintenance and storage. The new development also forms part of the ongoing expansion of the aircraft parts supply and repair area.
The facility is scheduled to open by the end of 2026, providing additional space for companies operating across different areas of the aviation industry and further strengthening the hub’s capacity to accommodate specialized businesses and service providers.
88 New Units to Support Aviation Companies
The new Suppliers Complex will provide 88 leasable units across three floors, dedicated to maintenance service providers, aircraft parts traders, and companies operating in the aviation sector.
The complex is designed to offer practical and flexible spaces that can help companies establish and expand their operations within an integrated environment that brings together a wide range of aviation-related activities.
The project also supports the continued expansion of the aircraft parts supply and repair area while strengthening the range of services available to companies based at Dubai South.
Flexible Spaces for Startups and Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
The complex has been primarily designed to meet the needs of startups and small and medium-sized enterprises seeking flexible spaces within the integrated aviation ecosystem of Mohammed Bin Rashid Aerospace Hub.
The design of the new units allows companies to benefit from spaces suited to the nature of their businesses, whether in maintenance, spare parts, or specialized services, while operating within a business community that includes a diverse group of aviation companies.
This approach reflects the hub’s focus on providing options that suit businesses of different sizes and supporting the growth of aviation-related activities in Dubai.
Growing Demand to Establish Aviation Businesses in Dubai
Tahnoon Saif, CEO of Mohammed Bin Rashid Aerospace Hub, confirmed that the ongoing progress in the development of the new Suppliers Complex reflects the level of demand Dubai is witnessing from aviation companies seeking practical and flexible solutions to establish their businesses and expand their operations in the emirate.
He said: “Building on the success achieved by the existing complex, the new facility will provide additional capacity for small and medium-sized enterprises, startups, and specialized service providers, further strengthening the aviation supply chain ecosystem and the diversity of its components.”
He added: “We continue to develop infrastructure that keeps pace with the sector’s evolving needs and supports the growth of companies operating within it, contributing to strengthening Dubai’s position as a global aviation capital.”
The expansion highlights the continued demand for the specialized facilities and services offered by the hub, particularly among companies looking for a flexible and integrated business environment that can support their growth in the market.
An Integrated Hub for Global Aviation Companies
Mohammed Bin Rashid Aerospace Hub provides investment opportunities for global companies operating in the aviation sector. It serves as a free zone for leading international aviation companies, private aviation businesses, aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul companies, as well as related activities.
Located within Dubai South, the hub was developed to serve as a center for different types of maintenance activities, in addition to being a destination for aviation training and education.
This integrated ecosystem helps provide a suitable environment for specialized companies by bringing together technical services, maintenance, supply chains, and supporting activities in one location.
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