Kuehne+Nagel opens the Rolls-Royce Center in Dubai
Kuehne+Nagel UAE opens the axis specifically designed for Rolls-Royce engines in Dubai to simplify the surrenders across the Middle East.
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Rolls-Royce is the global pioneering supplier of aircraft engines in the civil aviation sector. With the distribution centers in the Netherlands, the United States and the United Kingdom, the expansion of the United Arab Emirates Center aims to prepare for the opening of the new Al Maktoum Airport in Dubai and the expected increase in air traffic.
A 3000 square meter facility, located inside the current Kuehne+Nagel Center in South Dubai, underwent an intense renewal to improve loyalty operations. The specially equipped electrical expenses with a lifting capacity of 25 tons, along with a parallel range of 64 meters and a traveler bridge, facilitates the movement of heavy equipment, in addition to loading and unloading trucks. This automated solution enhances safety and security for both employees and commodities while improving total efficiency.
The center will include the high-resolution turbofan family in Rolls-Royce Trent, from smaller engines to TRENT XWB, the strongest Rolls-Royce engine, with a 3-meter-diameter fan and a weight of approximately 17 tons, as well as spare parts, units and units.
During the opening ceremony on February 27, 2025, Adrien Kutheel, Senior Vice President of Operations and Logistics Services at Rolls Royce:
“We are pleased to see this facility designed and completely equipped with the specifications of the Rolls-Royce. Our teams have worked hard to ensure that every aspect of design is carefully designed to support both the fulfillment and delivery teams operating in the center, as well as its engines, which are their planning in global procedures. Kuehne+Nagel.
Kuehne+Nagel Rolls-Royce supports multiple locations, including the United States of America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia, by providing custom logistics solutions that support their space logistical needs.
