The national carrier of Saudi Arabia concluded on Thursday its participation at Dubai Airshow 2019, which kicked off last Sunday, November 17, at Al Maktoum International Airport in Dubai. Saudi Airlines signed two agreements with Boeing and Honeywell to provide technical support services in the field of flight planning and auxiliary energy. It has agreed with Boeing to renew its digital navigation map service for the next five years, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The agreement includes the introduction of Boeings leading electronic aviation solutions, and Jeppesens FliteDeck Pro package, which provides Saudi Airlines with the mainline service and special flight operations. Saudi Airlines has also signed an agreement with Honeywell, a global manufacturer of gas turbine auxiliary power units, to extend maintenance services to auxiliary power units on the Airbus A330 and Boeing B777 fleet.