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DAEP (Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects) is a leading engineering organisation responsible for the design, master planning, infrastructure development and construction of Dubai’s dynamic aviation sector. On behalf of the Government of Dubai, we spearhead the development of the world’s second-busiest airport for international passenger traffic, Dubai International Airport, and the emirate’s new airport, Al Maktoum International Airport, part of the world’s first 140-square-kilometer purpose-built aerotropolis, Dubai World Central. Our engineering ingenuity is based on years of overcoming technical, logistics, timing, and resource challenges on some of the world’s most complex and sophisticated engineering projects. Whether it is master planning a mega aviation district or poring over the smallest technical details, we never lose sight of our ultimate objective – to deliver state-of-the-art engineering projects that empower economies, facilitate trade and bring people together. DAEP works closely with its stakeholders to enable the continued excellence and strategic growth of Dubai’s aviation sector. This requires an intimate understanding of the plans, projections and objectives of the different entities driving the dynamic aviation sector and working seamlessly together to bridge today’s capacity needs with tomorrow’s possibilities.

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The Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects annual revenue was $64.3 million in 2026.

Suzanne al Anani is the CEO of Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects.

134 people are employed at Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects.

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