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Free Landing / Parking Services @ Al Bateen Airport During F1 Weekend

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Al Bateen Executive Airport in Abu Dhabi is gearing up for the 2011 Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix that will be held 11-13 November.

The executive airport is expecting a surge in aircraft traffic leading up to and during the Grand Prix, as last year the business aviation airport handled nearly 100 movements throughout the F1 week.

Al Bateen Executive Airport will provide landing and parking services free of charge to all Business Aviation customers flying into Al Bateen between 10 and 14 November 2011 as part of the airports commitment to develop and promote Business Aviation in the region.

Passengers and crew members landing at Al Bateen Executive Airport will be amongst the first to experience the airports newly enhanced facilities within its newly launched DhabiJet FBO.

Crew members will be able to enjoy the new Crew Lounge and Flight Operations facilities, currently being completed and located alongside the executive terminal.

All F1 Grand Prix visiting crew will also be able to enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks in the garden seating area and have the opportunity to watch the live broadcast of the three day race event in the crew lounge.

Steve Jones, General Manager of Al Bateen Executive Airport, said, The addition of our impressive DhabiJet FBO and the new crew lounge demonstrates our proactive stance on leading business aviation in the Middle Eastern region. The F1 event represents an excellent platform from which to demonstrate our service provision.

The airports location provides clientele with direct access to the central business district of the capital city and a short 15 minutes drive to the Yas Island F1 circuit.

Short transits and waiting times for the aircraft ensure F1 visitors can make the most of their time at the circuit. In addition, the VIP terminal at Al Bateen Executive Airport provides passengers with flexible and fast immigration and security services, enabling passengers to leave the executive airport within a few minutes of landing.

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