The Dubai Civil Aviation Authority (DCAA) is showcasing its key services, particularly those related to drone operations and autonomous systems, at the 30th edition of the World Congress & Exhibition on Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), taking place from September 16-20 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.

The leading global event in the field of smart mobility and digitalisation of transportation, is organised by Ertico and hosted by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) of Dubai.

The authority will showcase its key services, particularly those related to drone operations and autonomous systems, providing a comprehensive explanation of these services. This aligns with its role in regulating drone operations and all related activities within the emirate, in coordination with relevant government entities and in accordance with existing legislation.

Additionally, a full visual display will showcase RTA’s services, initiatives, and the latest technological and innovative solutions.

Mohammed Abdulla Lengawi, Director General of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, said: "Our participation in this global event underscores our position as one of the key leaders in the aviation industry, and it reaffirms our commitment to providing high-quality transportation services that align with the latest trends in smart mobility.

“This enhances the efficiency and safety of the civil aviation sector in the emirate and elevates its contribution to the local economy, in line with the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, and Ruler of Dubai, who has emphasized that the civil aviation sector is now one of the fundamental pillars of the national economy.

“We will continue our efforts to strengthen governance initiatives, provide ongoing support services to all our partners, and work towards achieving our strategic vision of making 'The World Airport, Dubai’.

“We are focused on fostering innovation and anticipating future trends by keeping pace with global developments in aviation for innovative and sustainable solutions that support Dubai’s strategy for the future of smart mobility, especially as the emirate prepares for the completion and full operation of Al Maktoum International Airport."

Ahmad Belqaizi, Executive Director, Aviation Safety and Environment Sector at the DCAA, said: "The authority places aviation safety and security at the forefront of its priorities.

“We continuously strive to enhance these standards by developing and updating safety policies and systems to ensure the highest levels of quality and security in all operational stages.” – TradeArabia News Service