Business

Newbow Launches GSE Sales and Service in Saudi Arabia

In response to the growing demand for commercial aviation within Saudi Arabia, the leading UK manufacturer of ground support equipment (GSE) Newbow Aerospace, on Monday announced a new and exclusive sales and service agreement in the country.

Newbow has formed an agreement with maintenance products provider and aviation consultancy, GGAS Aviation Services, based in Riyadh. The company will offer the full range of Newbow products to airline and MRO customers solely within Saudi Arabia.

 Additionally, GGAS Aviation Services will provide in-country aftersales service, repair, calibration and spare parts support, with training to ensure that Newbow equipment is maintained to OEM standards.

Newbow OEM parts will also be held in stock by GGAS Aviation Services. The first shipment of service carts and wheel change trailers under this new agreement has recently been fulfilled.

Following a record trading performance last year, Newbow is witnessing an increased demand for its premium range of GSE products, including wheel and brake change trailers and nitrogen and oxygen carts, from customers across the Middle East. In response, the business has boosted its manufacturing output with the recruitment of additional fabricators.

Newbow Aerospace Sales Director Marc Green said that Newbow has worked directly with many

Supporting Local Customers

Saudi Arabian airlines and MROs but the increased demand for their GSE within this region over the past year has led the company to partner with a highly reputable Saudi Arabian based company, which will support its customers on a local level.

He said that this new agreement with GGAS Aviation Services represents a major step forward in their international growth plans and strengthens Newbow’s ambition to be part of the ‘Saudi 2030 vision.

“From a product perspective, we anticipate further demand for more sustainable solutions, including Newbow’s innovative solar trailers, which incorporate lightweight, flexible solar panels on the roof, that deliver fully independent power,” he explained.

Sacha Romain, Vice President of Operations & Business Development, GGAS Aviation Services, said that this collaboration marks a significant milestone for GGAS Aviation Services as they continued to expand the company’s presence and capability in the aviation support sector within Saudi Arabia.

The agreement comes at a critical time when the Kingdom is accelerating its aviation infrastructure development in line with the Saudi Vision 2030. By aligning with Newbow, they were now ideally positioned to deliver premium, UK-manufactured GSE locally, backed by responsive in-country support, training, and aftersales service.

He said that one of the aspects of this partnership is the introduction of Newbow’s innovative and sustainable product lines, particularly its solar-powered trailer systems. These solutions not only enhance operational efficiency but also reflect their shared commitment to reducing environmental impact across aviation ground operations.

“We view this partnership as more than a distribution agreement; it is a long-term alliance to support the modernisation and localisation of aviation services in the region. We look forward to delivering real value to our customers through advanced technology, proven reliability and trusted collaboration,” he added.

Global Business Magazine

Recent Posts

UAE Unveils Landmark R&D Tax Incentive Framework to Boost Innovation Economy

New regime offers up to 50% tax relief, setting the stage for research-led growth and…

2 days ago

Dubai’s Bankers Assess Post-Conflict Reality as Economic Pressures Mount

Tourism slowdown, real estate stress, and financial volatility drive calls for policy intervention Nearly a…

3 days ago

Dubai Strengthens Supply Chain Resilience: Dubai Chambers, DP World & Dubai Customs Engage 100 Companies

In a strategic move to reinforce global trade resilience and enhance logistics efficiency, Dubai Chambers,…

4 days ago

Dubai Real Estate Sales Plunge Over 40% Amid Middle East Conflict, Investors Turn Cautious

Dubai’s once-booming real estate sector is witnessing a sharp slowdown, with property sales dropping by…

5 days ago

Dubai luxury property market brings developer sales of AED10.92 billion in March

Keturah analysis shows developer transaction volume climbed 42% YoY with a week of the month remaining…

6 days ago

ED Flags Indians Buying Dubai Property via Credit Cards: FEMA & RBI Rules Explained

In a significant regulatory development, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has begun scrutinizing Indian residents who…

2 weeks ago