Wed, Nov 13, 2013
Eurofighter Typhoon To Be Company's Centerpiece
BAE says it will be showcasing its advanced swing-role fighter, Eurofighter Typhoon, alongside other products at this year’s Dubai Airshow. “We’re very pleased to be participating in this year’s Dubai Airshow at its new home, Dubai World Central. BAE Systems is dedicated to supporting the UAE with all its current and future aerospace requirements, and the Airshow is the perfect arena to demonstrate our capabilities, show our support for the UAE aerospace sector, and meet with our industrial partners,” commented Ben Bridge, Managing Director, Middle East & Africa, BAE Systems.
During the show, BAE will also be showcasing the Hawk advanced jet trainer and the Royal Air Force’s elite acrobatic team, Red Arrows, will be putting their Hawk jets through their paces with an aerobatic demonstration every day. Three helmet technologies will be on display: a fully digital Head-Up Display (HUD); the Striker helmet-mounted display system (HMDS) and Q-Sight, a helmet-mounted display.
BAE is offering upgrades for F-16 aircraft fleets around the world, following our selection in 2012 to upgrade more than 130 F-16s for South Korea.
In support of education and development of the UAE aerospace sector, BAE has become a gold sponsor of Futures Day on the last day of the Airshow and will be hosting activities dedicated to bringing private sector companies and educational institutes together to build the aerospace industry of the future. “Futures Day is a key event at this year’s Airshow, and our commitment to developing the Emirati aerospace industry through supporting education is a key part of our presence at the 2013 Dubai Airshow,” said Ben Bridge.
”Creating a strong foundation to develop a sustainable UAE aerospace sector is aligned with the Governments’ 2030 Vision, and Futures Day is an important way to help achieve this,” he added.
As part of the company's contribution, they will welcome parties of students from UAE schools, colleges, academies and universities to our stand, where they will hear about the available career paths in the defense and aerospace industries from some of BAE's apprentices.
(Image provided by BAE)
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