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Military Committee organising Dubai Airshow 2023 continue preparations

eNethersole — Mon, 25 Sep 2023 09:26:47 +0000

Major General Staff Dr. Mubarak bin Ghafan Al Jabri, Executive Director of the Committee, led a meeting at Dubai World Central (DWC), the site of Dubai Airshow, to discuss continued progress.

The meeting focused on reviewing the preparatory work for Dubai Airshow in line with the approved timeline and plan. The Committee also discussed coordination efforts with all relevant parties and key stakeholders to ensure that the event will be a global success.

The 18th edition of Dubai Airshow will offer new features, including an updated conference agenda covering several key topics, including the future of air travel and passenger experience, as well as the exclusive opening ceremony of the UAE’s Ministry of Defence’s UAE Safety and Effectiveness Conference.

This year’s edition will also host the largest space pavilion in its history, showcasing the latest technologies and solutions in the sector to drive innovation and sustainability in the aerospace industry.

Held at DWC from 13-17 November, the Dubai Airshow will welcome the participation of global leaders and innovators to discuss and identify future trends and explore opportunities. It will shed light on important topics such as space technologies, localisation efforts in the sector through the “Make it in the UAE” campaign, and the pivotal role of start-ups in accelerating sustainable development across the industry.

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The Military Committee Organising Dubai Airshow 2023 said it continues its preparations for what it expects to be the ‘biggest’ Airshow to date.

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Satys Aerospace and MBRAH to launch construction of paint hangar at DWC

eNethersole — Tue, 05 Sep 2023 10:41:10 +0000

The new production facility, which will also accommodate a second paint booth, will address business aviation markets (Dassault Falcon, Bombardier, Gulfstream, and Embraer, to name a few) and single-aisle commercial aviation markets (Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 families in particular). With a capacity of around 20 aircraft annually, the state-of-the-art hangar, the only one of its kind in the area, will be operational in January 2025, bringing the number of aircraft paint bays operated by Satys to 39 in 13 countries across North America, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East

“This agreement would not have been possible without Dubai South’s strong support for aeronautical projects over the past several years. We are delighted to be able to meet the growing demand for repainting single-aisle and VIP aircraft in the Middle East and to make Dubai a centre of excellence,” said Christophe Cador, CEO of the Satys Group.

Tahnoon Saif, CEO of MBRAH, said: “The strategic partnership with Satys, a global name in the aviation industry with premium painting, sealing and surface treatment services, will add value to our portfolio of discerning partners. Our aim at MBRAH is to attract the top global players to expand and benefit from our integrated ecosystem and state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities. We will continue our mandate to solidify and cement Dubai’s position on the world aviation map.”

Teffaha continued: “The second topic discussed at the meeting covered the digital transformation with regard to identifying the passengers, starting from the reservation process, through registration, and completing the travel procedures through passport and immigration, by adopting the passenger’s biometric details, all the way to boarding the aircraft.”

Teffaha said: “These topics that have been mentioned are very important in the transformation taking place in the air transport sector, as we have begun to activate them, and within a year or two, the travel environment for the passenger and airline will function suitably, which will contribute significantly to improving these important aspects.”

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Satys Aerospace has signed a new agreement with the Mohammed Bin Rashid Aerospace Hub (MBRAH) to build a new paint hangar at Dubai South - Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC).

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UAE participates in Working Group session on reducing space threats

eNethersole — Fri, 01 Sep 2023 13:37:36 +0000

The session, headed by HE Omran Sharaf, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Advanced Science and Technology, was focused on reducing space threats through norms, rules, and principles of responsible behaviours.

Held from 28 August to 1 September in Geneva, Switzerland, the session discussed the development of standards that guarantee the peaceful and responsible use of outer space.

The UAE’s participation stems from its commitment to adhering to international treaties, policies, and laws in the field of space, especially those to which the country is a party. This affirms the UAE’s position towards enabling space exploration and its use for peaceful purposes to serve humanity.

In his keynote speech, Sharaf, said: “The UAE is committed to achieving the objectives of the working group to harness space sciences and technologies to serve humanity, while adhering to the treaties regulating countries’ activities in space exploration and the use of outer space. This contributes to achieving global requirements for the sustainability of space and planet Earth.”

Salem Butti Al Qubaisi, Director-General of the UAE Space Agency, stressed the importance of equal and fair access to space, which is one of the main elements to be considered when defining the norms, rules, and principles for the responsible use of outer space.

During its participation in the fourth session, the UAE delegation presented a keynote speech emphasising a set of priorities that must be taken into account in the OEWG outcomes. These included strengthening trust and transparency between states in maintaining the peaceful uses, preventing an arms race in outer space for the long-term sustainability of space activities and the space environment, acknowledging the right of member states to develop their capabilities in space systems in a peaceful manner, encouraging member states to take necessary measures to account for the needs and capabilities of states with emerging space programs, and stressing the need to agree on a reference terminology document which will serve as a tool to accelerate the OEWG outcomes in the development of international standards and principles for the peaceful and responsible use of outer space.

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Emirates launches interview with astronaut live from space

eNethersole — Wed, 30 Aug 2023 10:57:10 +0000

Emirates ice, and the award-winning inflight entertainment system will feature a live interview with UAE astronaut Dr Sultan AlNeyadi, chatting about his ‘inflight experience’ in space - as he floats 400 kilometres above Earth.

The interview will be live on the Emirates World Channel from 1 September 2023, the same day the esteemed astronaut will begin his journey home to Earth, having completed a six-month science mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS). The journey home from space is expected to take up to 16 hours, just one hour shorter than Emirates' longest flight duration – 17 hours from Auckland to Dubai. The interview for Emirates ice was conducted from the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) Mission Control Centre, via NASA in Houston, through a space to ground communication link.

Interviewed by Emirates SVP of IFE & Connectivity - Patrick Brannelly, the discussion will include Dr AlNeyadi describing his inflight meals, how he stays connected to family and the entertainment available onboard the spacecraft, with Patrick drawing parallels with the Emirates experience. At an ISS altitude of 400 kilometres and an orbital speed of 28,000 kilometres per hour, the live footage is interspersed with Dr AlNeyadi enjoying his coffee in microgravity, conducting experiments, and strapping in for his daily workout where he overlooks spectacular views of planet Earth and takes in the weather conditions at a glance.

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Emirates is launching an interview with UAE astronaut Dr Sultan AlNeyadi live from space, which will be streamed on its Emirates ice channel.

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India makes history landing on the Moon's south pole!

eNethersole — Wed, 23 Aug 2023 21:12:04 +0000

India is now the fourth country to have achieved a lunar landing, following China, the USA and the former Soviet Union.

The Chandrayaan-3 landed on the surface at approximately 13:32 BST on 23 August, to rapturous applause from the team at the Indian Space Research Organisation. NASA was also one of the first to congratulate India in its success.

The landing on the moon’s south pole is significant as the region’s shadowed craters potentially contain frozen water that could provide insights into past lunar volcanoes and the origins of Earth’s oceans. It would also help make a permanent lunar base for humans a reality as the water could be used for fuel, oxygen and drinking water, enabling astronauts and scientists to work there for extended periods.

Prime minister Narendra Damodardas Modi said after the landing: “This is the efforts of the whole country of India, this is the energy of new India. We have conquered the oceans of difficulties and we have won.”

Chandrayaan-3 is expected to remain functional for two weeks, running a series of experiments, including a spectrometer analysis of the mineral composition of the lunar surface to determine if there is water ice.

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India has made history by becoming the first country in the world to successfully land a spacecraft on the Moon’s south pole.

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Serco launches Graduate Space Programme in Saudi Arabia

eNethersole — Tue, 01 Aug 2023 08:18:01 +0000

The programme is aimed at recruiting young national engineers.

With the growth of its international reputation in the space industry a key pillar in Vision 2030, the Communications, Space & Technology Commission (CST) is tasked with ensuring that local talent is nurtured and developed in what is still a developing sector for the nation.

Serco, as a government impact partner will, through its Saudi Space Division, utilise more than 40 years of space experience globally to develop the talent and skills of national residents within relevant fields. The launch of its graduate programme is the first phase in ensuring the transfer of operational knowledge and capabilities to young engineers and scientists in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The space-specific programme is the first of its kind within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and across Serco globally.

With a strong international presence in the space industry, Serco employs over 2,000 space specialists globally. For more than four decades, Serco has supported civil and military space programmes, including those of the European Space Agency, the UK Ministry of Defence, and NASA and is now bringing that expertise to the region to support local talent and develop their capabilities.

Applications are now open for a two-week period with a number of graduates to be recruited by October. The application process will be kept open indefinitely past the initial closing date thus allowing other students across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to learn more about the opportunities available through Serco and express interest in new roles, as they become available.

Those graduates who are brought onto the programme will benefit from on-the-job training through the programme’s six-month placement at world-leading space facilities in Europe, offering them international exposure through Serco and its partners together with the opportunity to apply skills and knowledge in a global setting. Upon their return to KSA they will continue their growth, through theoretical lessons, on-the-job training, shadowing, and mentorship with the aim of deploying them into Serco’s own operational contracts in the regional space sector.

Frank Salzgeber, Acting Vice Governor for Space for the Communications, Space & Technology Commission (CST) said: “Building up human capabilities in the Kingdom for the Space sector is one of our objectives. We're delighted to see that private industry is supporting this endeavour and we welcome others to follow the example of Serco.”

Amar Vora, Head of Space for Serco Middle East said: "With Serco’s experience in space it seemed only right we moved quickly to begin transferring our knowledge and expertise to the next generation to proactively support nationalisation goals. Our initial graduates will benefit from valuable placements that will equip them with the skills and know-how to support Saudi’s own ambitions. Serco is a proud partner of the Saudi government and the launch of this specialised graduate programme is a demonstration of our commitment to the country, and our best possible contribution in ensuring Saudi has the local talent it needs to become a world leader in space.”

Mona Althagafi, KSA country director for Serco Middle East said: “Investing in a two-year space programme for Saudi graduates not only fuels their scientific progress but also empowers them to become pioneers and expand their knowledge and skills to propel the nation to new heights. This signifies Serco’s commitment to innovation and exploration, thus securing Saudi Arabia’s advancement in space exploration.”

Roberto Mulatti, managing director for Space, Serco Europe who are supporting the initiative said: “Serco’s knowledge of the public and private space sector is both global and extensive, with more than 40 years of experience supporting the European Space Agency and a significant presence in 6 European countries. We are proud to now bring that expertise to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and assist Serco’s Saudi Space Division with the training of nationals, to enable the region to strengthen its own capabilities.”

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Serco, which recently launched its Saudi Space Division based out of Riyadh, has opened applications for its Graduate Space Programme.

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UAE Space Agency means business in Asteroid Belt tour and landing mission

eNethersole — Wed, 14 Jun 2023 21:13:30 +0000

A new campaign has been launched by the UAE Space Agency to highlight the new business opportunities open to Emirati and international companies as a result of the commitment to award at least 50% of the overall contracted mission to private sector companies. The Space Means Business campaign is to kick off with a workshop hosted at the UAE Space Agency on the 22nd June, being held to outline the potential areas for private sector participation.

“From software development to mission control, we are committed to a private sector first approach to developing the Emirates Mission to the Asteroid Belt. This campaign to recruit businesses to the mission forms part of a long-term commitment to diving an ambitious, vibrant and fast-growing private space sector in the Emirates,” commented EMA programme director Mohsen Al Awadhi.

“The opportunities are truly endless, from software and hardware systems design and delivery through to subsystem assembly, solar power and other electrical systems development to mission operations and management.”

EMA will drive significant economic opportunities, including new start-ups, international partnerships and inward investment to the UAE space sector, creating new commercial opportunities to accelerate the growth of innovation and advanced technology companies in the Emirates. The Space Means Business campaign will build outreach to academia, potential start-ups, existing global space sector players and companies with the potential to pivot existing R&D and operations to meet the needs of the space sector.

“Through our work with the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, we are able to identify a number of technologically advanced companies operating in the Emirates today who can make commercially viable contributions to EMA and to benefit from the wider UAE space sector opportunity,” commented UAE Space agency chair and Minister for Advanced Technology. “Our core goal here is to drive new business opportunities based around sustainable innovation and the development of heritage that will open up new opportunities in the $1 trillion global space industry.”

The Space Means Business workshop is the start of an ongoing campaign to help UAE-based business identify the immediate commercial opportunities offered by the EMA mission but also to share a roadmap for the ongoing support and development of research, innovation and valuable heritage to offer participants in the fast-growing global space market.

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VPorts initiates certification process for its vertiports in Dubai South

eNethersole — Wed, 07 Jun 2023 10:12:59 +0000

It is part of the world’s first AAM integrator centre at the Mohammed bin Rashid Aerospace Hub (MBRAH) in Dubai South. Construction of the vertiports will start in 2024.

“We are extremely proud to embark on the certification process for our vertiports in Dubai,” said Dr Fethi Chebil, CEO and Founder of VPorts. “We are making history today as we are the first infrastructure company in the world to initiate a vertiport certification process. With this milestone undertaking, Dubai has confirmed its leadership in the AAM sector. By adhering to regulations of the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), we are taking a proactive approach to ensure all our vertiports meet and exceed industry standards, providing a secure and efficient environment for the operation of electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft.”

The certification process, developed by the GCAA, aligns with regulation CAR IX-HVD Part III, which outlines the requirements and guidelines for the certification and operation of onshore vertiports within the UAE. The process will start with the design approval phase; VPorts plans to obtain design approval for the world centre within six months – a key step in the construction phase. The certification of the Ras Al Khaimah (RAK) vertiport will follow shortly.

Tariq Bin Ghalaita, General Aviation Director at Mohammed Bin Rashid Aerospace Hub, said: “We are pleased to see VPorts engaging in the certification process of its vertiports as part of the world integrator centre. This certification process signifies a substantial step in our pursuit to cement Dubai’s status as a global powerhouse of aviation and innovation. MBRAH is more than an aerospace hub. We are a launchpad, propelling the aerospace industry to greater heights both within the UAE and globally. With the AAM project, MBRAH is excited to be working towards a future where transportation is faster, safer, and more efficient than ever before. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and innovation, we are creating a new era of air transportation that will unlock new possibilities and drive progress across industries. From urban air mobility to logistics and beyond, we believe that the sky is the limit when it comes to the transformative potential of AAM. Embracing pioneering advancements like this lies at the core of our mission, ensuring we create a thriving and dynamic ecosystem for the aerospace industry in Dubai. This step is not just a milestone for AAM in the UAE, but a beacon charting the path for the sector globally. It heralds a bright future we are proud to be part of.”

The certification process is a testament to VPorts’ commitment to establishing a robust and sustainable AAM infrastructure network. It demonstrates the company’s readiness to enter the market and operate to the highest standards of safety and compliance. “VPorts’ leadership brings a heightened level of confidence to investors interested in the AAM industry,’’ declared Dr Chebil.

The need for private and public investors to deliver advanced infrastructure, development, and operations is crucial for the success of AAM. Multiple revenue streams and opportunities will be pursued and leveraged at all stages of development, from project conception to design, development, and long-term implementation.

VPorts’ vertiports are designed as cutting-edge transportation hubs that facilitate the seamless integration of eVTOLs into urban environments and existing transportation ecosystems. They incorporate advanced technologies, such as automated landing systems, smart charging infrastructure and robust safety procedures, to ensure optimal functionality and passenger comfort. Moreover, VPorts’ infrastructures will contribute to reducing traffic congestion, improving accessibility, and promoting sustainable transportation solutions in the bustling city of Dubai.

VPorts’ Operation Control Centre (VOCC)

With the support of MBRAH, VPorts is planning to establish its Vertiport Operation Control Centre (VOCC) as part of the AAM integrator world centre in Dubai. The VOCC will have the capacity to manage air traffic integration and set up communication protocols between eVTOLs, vertiports and Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs). It will also leverage artificial intelligence to evaluate data related to resource management, ensuring efficient and timely decision-making processes for all eVTOLs landing, taking off from, or flying to any vertiport in an eventual global network of locations.

VPorts’ VOCC encompasses a set of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) meticulously crafted to meet GCAA requirements. These SOPs are designed to govern the vertiports’ day-to-day operations. By aligning with the regulatory compliance framework, VPorts ensures that all aspects of its operations, including ground handling, passenger management, maintenance protocols, and emergency procedures, meet the rigorous standards set by the GCAA.

“We believe that operational excellence is the foundation for providing a superior client experience,” said Dr Chebil. “By aligning our VOCC with the GCAA regulatory compliance requirements, we are not only ensuring the highest levels of safety and security but also delivering a seamless and delightful experience for our clients.”

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Commercial opportunities to be broadened across the UAE space-ecosystem

eNethersole — Wed, 17 May 2023 08:48:44 +0000

The programme is aimed at building national satellite remote sensing and Earth Observation (EO) capabilities within the UAE to commercially address business opportunities in the local and global EO market.

The programme forms part of the two companies’ partnership with ICEYE, a renowned SAR satellite manufacturer based in Finland. The expansion of Bayanat’s capabilities into the space sector positions the company to drive its growth strategy and become a prominent player in the industry.

SAR is an active sensing system that illuminates the Earth’s surface and measures the reflected signal to generate high-resolution images. Unlike traditional optical imaging satellites, SAR can capture images day and night, regardless of weather conditions or solar illumination. Compared to other New Space SAR satellite services, ICEYE’s radar antenna covers much larger geographical areas or, at the other end of the scale, provides higher resolution images of smaller areas.

Bayanat’s programme aims to develop a constellation of at least five SAR low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to provide a consistent data stream for end-to-end solutions for SAR applications. It will cover the entire value chain by leveraging the available synergies in Yahsat’s upstream and midstream capabilities, including its leading satellite infrastructure as well as the wide spectrum of its rapidly growing satellite-enabled innovative solutions, and Bayanat’s downstream capabilities such as advanced AI and data analytics and will significantly enhance Bayanat’s commercial offerings by providing valuable geospatial insights to various industries in a timely and accurate manner.

The programme is a steppingstone towards realising a broader space-ecosystem in the UAE, including the development of in-country satellite manufacturing capabilities. It will deliver a range of strategic benefits for the nation, including access to sovereign SAR data acquisition, enhancing data privacy, and further building the nation’s resident capabilities for space exploration. In addition, the program will fuel collaboration between vital strategic players in the UAE’s space ecosystem, strengthen UAE’s position in space technology and open new possibilities for Bayanat, Yahsat and the country’s future space exploration endeavours.

Hasan AlHosani, CEO of Bayanat, said: “The launch of the first LEO satellite scheduled for Q1 2024 will significantly enhance Bayanat’s existing offerings to provide more comprehensive and high-quality services to clients both locally and internationally. The partnership between Bayanat and Iceye, in collaboration with Yahsat, will drive the development of a sovereign EO ecosystem which will enable us to provide cutting-edge solutions, whilst contributing to skill development, scientific advancements, and sustained economic growth. We are excited to be at the forefront of this dynamic and rapidly evolving field and looking forward to developing a commercial space programme in the UAE."

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Second UAE astronaut heads to ISS

pIvanova — Wed, 26 Apr 2023 15:43:40 +0000

Space 26 April 2023

Second UAE astronaut heads to ISS

Sultan Saif AlNeyadi, one of the four Emirati astronauts, is due to fly to the International Space Station (ISS) early this year.

AlNeyadi acted as back-up to Hazza Al Mansouri when he conducted his eight-day mission to the ISS in September/October 2019.

AlNeyadi studied in Britain at the University of Brighton, where he received a BSc (Hons) in electronics and communications engineering in 2004.

After going back to the UAE, he studied at Zayed Military College for a year and then worked in the UAE armed forces as a communications engineer.

In 2008, he went to Australia and received a master’s degree in information and network security from Griffith University, where he returned in 2011 to complete a PhD in data leakage prevention technology.

Forty-one-year-old AlNeyadi successfully completed his first year of training at NASA’s Johnson Space Centre in 2021, becoming officially certified to work as an operator on board the ISS.

He trained in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL), passed evaluations, which included using the extravehicular mobility unit (EMU), maintenance of the ISS, the incapacitated crew rescue (ICR), and completed theoretical and practical training sessions on the T-38 jet.

He was granted the NASA astronaut’s pin after completing around 20 months of general training.

In 2021, Mohammad AlMulla and Nora AlMatrooshi, the first female Arab astronaut, were selected from 4,305 applicants for the UAE astronaut programme.

The two astronauts joined the ‘2021 NASA astronaut candidate class’ as part of a joint strategic agreement between the UAE and the US, to train at the Johnson Space Centre.

AlMulla spent more than a decade as a helicopter pilot and teacher with Dubai’s police force before applying to join the astronaut corps. He has a bachelor’s degree in law and economics and an executive master of public administration from the Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government.

AlMatrooshi is a mechanical engineer, with a bachelor of science degree from the United Arab Emirates University. She also studied in 2014 at the Vaasa University of Applied Sciences (VAMK) in Finland, and studied Korean at Hanyang University in Seoul, South Korea.

Since 2016, she has worked as a piping engineer at the UAE’s National Petroleum Construction Company.

Steve Nichols

Steve (BSc Hons, FIIC) is a journalist and communicator with more than 35 years' experience.

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