XYBASE TO TOUCH DOWN IN THE MIDDLE EAST WITH THE LATEST IN FLIGHT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Malaysia’s most successful airport system integrator set to capitalize on the boom in the region’s airport development

SHARJAH, 15 January, 2008 (Tuesday) – One of Malaysia’s largest system integrators and a pioneer in the development and delivery of solutions for airports, MSC status company XYBASE is set to rapidly expand its presence in the Middle East region and offer its range of high-level engineering, infrastructure and support services to GCC governments looking to expand their civil aviation.

With a range of award winning flight information system and total airport management system solutions, XYBASE has already won a raft of projects in the Middle East and Africa, including at Istanbul International Airport and Uganda Entebbe International Airport to add to its customer base of 12 international airports worldwide.

“Focusing on both safety and efficiency, XYBASE has become the solution of choice for civil aviation authorities looking to implement a best of breed product. We’ve recently won a major project in Indonesia, and we’re looking to build on our local successes to create a regional presence in the Middle East,” said Khairol Nizam Abd Muen, AVP Business Development, XYBASE.

XYBASE’s latest flight information and airport operational system, airportXpert™ surpasses the functionality of existing systems in the market to operate as a totally integrated system with stand-alone sub-section capabilities of information display, input, storage and reporting. Aimed at providing a main data and information source for the user and the airport community such as travelers, government agencies and airport operational staff via audio visual around the airport, the flight information solution is ideal for airports which are experiencing rapid growth in air traffic.
 
“We have the most complete and integrated suite of airport solutions in the market, and our airportXpert brand is becoming an industry choice around the globe. Added that, we also offer consultancy services such as project management and quality assurance to help ensure the success of any project,” added Khairol Nizam Abd Muen.

XYBASE is also looking to form partnerships with companies presently operating in the civil aviation space in the Middle East. “We’ve been looking to foster relationships with potential partners here – we need local expertise and knowledge to complement our own technical abilities. With what we have to offer, we’re confident that we’ll be attracting a lot of interest,” concluded Khairol Nizam Abd Muen.