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Dubai Airshow Remains World's Number Three Aviation Event
The Dubai Airshow expects to host 1,300 exhibitors and 87,000 visitors.
UAE Vice President, Prime Minister, and Dubai Ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (center) and Michele van Akelijen, managing director of Tarsus Middle East, at the opening of Dubai Airshow 2017. (Photo: Tarsus)
UAE Vice President, Prime Minister, and Dubai Ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (center) and Michele van Akelijen, managing director of Tarsus Middle East, at the opening of Dubai Airshow 2017. (Photo: Tarsus)

The Dubai Airshow remains the world’s number-three aviation event, after Paris and Farnborough and ahead of Singapore, organizers claimed, as the Middle East’s premier air extravaganza prepares to get underway on Sunday, November 17. “We’re playing host to 1,300 exhibitors at the Dubai Airshow, and of course welcoming something like 87,000 visitors,” said Paul Griffiths, CEO of Dubai Airports.


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