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Dubai Airshow 2025 was a defining moment for Intercontinental Aviation Enterprise and FlyIAA. Across five days, the group announced major milestones: a merger with Cyprus Airways Flying Academy, the launch of the Aviator Fund, acquisition of 10 new Diamond aircraft, and expansions in Al Ain, Portugal, and Greece. FlyIAA also introduced a groundbreaking student wellness collaboration with Flyou and reaffirmed its commitment to empowering women in aviation. With more announcements still to come, the airshow set the stage for FlyIAA’s next era of global growth.

Intercontinental Aviation Academy UAE announced a major expansion at Dubai Airshow 2025, signing an MoU to open a new base in Al Ain. Starting February 2026, the base will operate alongside RAK, supported by a new Diamond Aircraft fleet. The expansion increases flying hours, enhances fleet utilization, and strengthens operational flexibility, aligning with FlyIAA’s Vision 2030 strategy to deliver world‑class pilot training across the UAE.