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SAUDI ROOTS. REGIONAL REACH.

Capability for
every mission.

Training. Aircraft readiness. Mission solutions.
One regional interface for the aviation lifecycle.

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METRO AIR GLOBAL / MIDDLE EAST

01 / THE MAG APPROACH

Aircraft. People.
Long-term readiness.

A Saudi-headquartered aviation platform connecting international expertise with customer needs across the Middle East.

We bring together sourcing, technical coordination, training and program delivery. Customers work with MAG to define their requirements, access specialist capability and coordinate execution through qualified providers.

02 / OUR STORY

Longstanding relationships.
A shared regional purpose.

MAG grew from a clear idea: combine established international helicopter expertise with Saudi market knowledge to build a lasting regional aviation services platform.

Built on experience and trust

MAG’s founder brings nearly two decades of experience in company building and international business development. His professional relationship with Mike Stanberry and Metro Aviation developed over approximately fifteen years of direct engagement, mutual trust and business-development activity, creating a deep familiarity with the company’s capabilities and operating approach.

Why MAG was established

Every aircraft creates continuing needs for parts, trained people, mission equipment and technical support. MAG brings these connected needs into a lasting customer relationship, with a dedicated regional interface coordinating specialist expertise, delivery and follow-on support.

Capability that grows with the region

Our purpose is to turn international expertise into lasting regional value through customer support, Saudi talent development and knowledge transfer. Saudi Arabia provides the foundation for selective regional expansion, with local capability developed in step with demand and the relevant approvals.

Mike StanberryAVIATION LEADERSHIP SINCE 1982

03 / ADVISORY LEADERSHIP

Mike Stanberry

Chairman of the Advisory Board — MAG

Mike currently serves as President & CEO of Metro Aviation, the company he founded in 1982 and built into the largest privately owned traditional air-medical operator in the United States. The company is home to the world’s largest and most comprehensive Airbus helicopter completion center, with capabilities that also extend to helicopters from other manufacturers.

“I will draw on my 45 years of experience building Metro Aviation into a leader in rotary aviation to advise and support MAG in becoming a regional leader”

Mike Stanberry on supporting MAG

His perspective brings a practical focus on aviation safety, operational needs and the capabilities behind sustainable regional growth.

04 / SERVICES & CAPABILITIES

From the first requirement
to the next mission.

Explore the support available across your aircraft, teams and programs.

Technicians working on a helicopter inside a hangar
Technical support & maintenance coordination
H135 helicopter medical interior
Air-medical completions & mission solutions
01

Training & simulation

Pilot and technician development, simulator-based training and recurrent programs coordinated through specialist training providers.

  • Pilot and technical training programs
  • Simulation and recurrent training
  • Group programs and train-the-trainer pathways
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02

Parts & aviation products

Coordinated sourcing of aircraft spares and aviation products, with a focus on requirements, availability, documentation and delivery.

  • Supplier and product sourcing
  • Order and logistics coordination
  • Repeat fleet requirements and supply planning
03

AOG & urgent logistics

Urgent sourcing and escalation for aircraft-on-ground requirements, connecting customers with the right suppliers and technical resources.

  • Critical parts sourcing
  • Expedited logistics coordination
  • Customer updates and issue escalation
04

Technical lifecycle support

A continuing interface for specialist technical expertise, engineering coordination and maintenance-support requirements throughout the aircraft lifecycle.

  • Technical scope and provider coordination
  • Per-aircraft and program support packages
  • Documentation, acceptance and issue resolution
05

Completions & mission solutions

Coordination of aircraft completions, modifications and mission equipment, including air-medical configurations, through specialist engineering and completion providers.

  • Mission requirement definition
  • Medical interiors and equipment coordination
  • Modification schedules and delivery oversight
06

Programs, representation & localization

Regional commercial representation and program management, with a practical path toward local skills, processes and supplier capability.

  • Market access, proposals and commercial coordination
  • Schedule, logistics and acceptance management
  • Knowledge transfer and supplier qualification

MAG provides commercial and program coordination. Regulated operations, maintenance, engineering and training are delivered by appropriately authorized providers.

05 / TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT

Build the people
behind every flight.

Practical training pathways for pilots, technicians and the next generation of local aviation talent.

We coordinate programs around the customer’s aircraft, team and development needs—using specialist training infrastructure and expertise.

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TRAINING & SIMULATIONPeople make
capability possible.
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PILOTS

Train. Simulate. Refresh.

Pilot development, simulation and recurrent training coordinated around program requirements.

TECHNICIANS

Technical capability that lasts.

Technical training and recurrent development supporting aircraft knowledge and lifecycle readiness.

LOCAL CAPABILITY

Transfer knowledge into practice.

Train-the-trainer pathways, documented procedures and structured knowledge transfer for Saudi teams.

06 / THE MIDDLE EAST OPPORTUNITY

More aircraft.
A deeper need for support.

Growing fleets create lasting requirements for people, parts, training and technical services.

$455bn

Projected Middle East commercial aviation services demand, 2025–2044.

234,000

New aviation personnel projected to be needed in the region over the same period.

Boeing’s 2025 regional outlook. These figures describe the broader commercial aviation market, not helicopter services alone. Read the source ↗

Air medical

Medical configurations, crew training and continuing readiness for mission-critical programs.

Public safety

Mission equipment, technical coordination and support for demanding fleet requirements.

Energy & offshore

Parts, logistics and training needs across high-utilization aviation programs.

Tourism & aviation

Lifecycle support for operators serving tourism, business travel and regional connectivity.

SAUDI ARABIAGULF MARKETSSELECTED MENA & TURKEY

07 / YOUR AVIATION REQUIREMENTS

Start with your mission.

Aircraft type, location, service requirements and timing form the starting point for a focused discussion—from training and parts to technical support and program delivery.

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