German aerospace companies will be the first tenants to occupy the aerospace zone at Al Ain International Airport. MT Aerospace, Aerotech Peissenberg and Aircraft Electronic Engineering signed Memorandum’s of Understanding with Abu Dhabi Airports Company. The companies will build plants that produce avionic systems and aerostructures at Al Ain.
Mubadala Development, an investment arm of the Abu Dhabi government, has partnered with the ADAC to develop the industrial zone. The government will build a composite manufacturing plant on the site. ADAC chairman said “We are delighted to welcome three such highly regarded companies”. The agreements follow an official signing with the Bavarian Aerospace Cluster to create a new partnership with the Al Ain Zone. Additional agreements with UK companies and Mistral engines are expected later in the week.
Although Vienna is generally a city for grown-ups - intellectuals, thinkers, and artists - it also caters to children, of all ages and sizes. The numerous festivals around the city are enjoyed by the general population, and the many monuments and parks are frequented by local and visiting families everyday in large numbers.This is why many of the tour guides in the city have special packages for...
Here are several suggestions on what we think children might find interesting on their trip to DC. You can start with the National Zoo, a sure hit with the kids! Not only is admission free but the National zoo is home to 400 different species of animals and is set within the beautiful Rock Creek National Park . Next, head for the National Museum of Natural History where the kids will love the...
New Zealand's First and only indoor ski resort. Open 365 days a year. Hours: Daily 9am-midnight Address: 91 Small Rd Location: Silverdale Phone : 09/427-0044 Prices: Admission for 1 hr. NZ$36, adults, NZ$30, children under 12; day pass NZ$50, adults, NZ$45, children under 12. Rental equipment and clothing available for extra cost ...
The first things you’ll notice in La Boca are the brightly coloured houses! Many wooden and corrugated iron houses have been painted in primary colours and are a treat for the eyes. The houses were built and painted by Italian immigrant families who liberated materials and paint from the local docks where they worked. The whole area is pretty much a little Italy. Calle Caminito is the most famous ...