TKE, by signing a 10-year contract to service Dubai Airports, will play a key role in improving the performance, safety and efficiency of this international airport.
TKE signs Dubai Airports Services contract
TKE has cemented its position as a leading infrastructure services provider in the Middle East by signing a 10-year Dubai Airports Services contract on March 10, 2025. The agreement covers the servicing and maintenance of the International Passenger Building (DXB) and the Aircraft Bridges (ABP) across four of the airport’s concourses, including Concourse D and Concourse A, which are designed to accommodate the world’s largest passenger aircraft, such as the A380 and B777.
The company will provide 24-hour maintenance services for 152 ABPs, ground power units and conditioned air at one of the world’s busiest airports. With this Dubai Airports Services contract, TKE will advance the airport’s sustainability and performance optimization goals.
Ignacio Medina, CEO of Airport Solutions at TKE, said:
“We are proud to have been awarded this service contract. This partnership will allow us to help elevate DXB’s position as a global benchmark airport by delivering superior services.”
As the world’s busiest international airport, DXB will serve 92.3 million passengers in 2024. Ensuring the safety, comfort and reliability of passenger and employee transportation is a top priority for the airport. Through this contract, TKE will ensure that Dubai Airports’ services meet high standards of quality and efficiency.
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“This partnership demonstrates our commitment to driving innovation and productivity at the airport. This agreement ensures that DXB continues to set global standards in productivity and passenger experience,” said Omar Binadai, Chief Technology and Infrastructure Officer at Dubai Airports.
TKE’s relationship with Dubai Airports began in 2004, when it delivered the world’s first PBBs for A380 bridges. In September 2024, the companies signed a multi-year global service contract to maintain 5,000 elevators, escalators and airport equipment. With this Dubai Airports service contract, TKE will play a significant role in setting global standards for reliability and innovation.
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