Business aviation has made huge strides in the Middle East over the last decade or so, but growth is being hampered by high prices and a shortage of suitably sized aircraft for charter. That’s the belief of Ali Ahmed Alnaqbi, founder and executive chairman of MEBAA, the Middle East and North Africa...
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