Eng. Abdulkhaliq Saeed will assume his role in August 2024, bringing a distinguished global career in aircraft maintenance and overhaul.
Saudia Technic, a leading provider of aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services, has announced the appointment of Engineer Abdulkhaliq Saeed as its new CEO. Effective August 2024, Saeed will succeed Captain Fahd H. Cynndy, who will transition to the role of Managing Director (MD) to focus on the expansion and development of Saudia Group’s portfolio of companies and new business ventures.
Saeed brings nearly 40 years of distinguished experience in the aircraft maintenance sector to his new role. His extensive background includes leadership positions at prominent organizations, such as CEO of Etihad Airways Engineering, President of Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies (ADAT), Senior Vice President of Engineering and Maintenance at Jet Airways, and Vice President of Technical Affairs at Gulf Air.
As CEO, Saeed will spearhead Saudia Technic’s continued success and further its contributions to Saudi Arabia’s national aviation strategy, aligning with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030. His appointment comes at a pivotal time as the company continues to expand its capabilities and enhance its role in the aviation industry.
Saudia Technic, a subsidiary of Saudia Group, is renowned for its comprehensive MRO solutions for commercial and military aircraft. Its MRO Village at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah is the largest of its kind in the MENA region, featuring advanced facilities, including the new Jet Propulsion Center (JPC) with one of the world’s largest Engine Test Cells.
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In late 2023, Saudia Technic saw a significant boost with a strategic investment from the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF). This investment aims to transform Saudia Technic into a leading national player, enhancing its infrastructure, increasing operational efficiency, and positioning the company for substantial growth in the Saudi Arabian and regional markets over the next decade.
