Rolls-Royce has been a proud and successful partner of the UAE for many years. Active across all our business sectors, we support the UAE’s hydrocarbon, transport and power infrastructure and the country’s national defence forces.
We are also committed to promoting education as a key enabler of HH Sheikh Khalifa’s 2030 Vision, and working closely with our industrial partners to promote the creation of a vibrant and competitive diversified economy.
Rolls-Royce has a Regional Office in Abu Dhabi, and further facilities in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Al Ain.
Our Marine regional workshop is based at Jebel Ali in Dubai and we have a team supporting Emirates airline at Dubai International Airport.
In Abu Dhabi Airport we have teams supporting Etihad airlines, providing a regional On-Wing Care capability, and delivering capability management services to Mubadala’s MRO businesses. In Al Ain we have a facility to support the UAE Air Force’s fleet of Hawk trainers.
Civil Aerospace
- Emirates operate Trent 500, 700 and 800-powered aircraft, and have a significant XWB order for their A350 fleet
- Etihad operate Trent 500 and 700-powered aircraft and have also ordered the A350
- A wide range of Rolls-Royce powered corporate jets and helicopters is also in operation across the country.
Defence Aerospace
- The UAE Air Force operates Adour-powered Hawk trainers, T56-powered C130s, and Trent 700-powered tanker aircraft.
Marine
- Commercial and naval marine have a presence in country, supporting a regional services workshop and a wide range of Rolls-Royce installed equipment including two Synchrolift sites.
Energy
- The full range of Trent 60, RB211 and Avon industrial applications are in operation in the UAE in onshore and offshore roles.
Services
- We deliver a range of capability management programmes in the UAE, focussed specifically on developing MRO capabilities in the civil, energy and marine sectors.
