Middle East & North Africa

Pegasus Ailrines has chosen AJW Aviation to provide full power-by-the-hour services for its current fleet of A320s.

Emirates has today released its point-by-point, fact-based response to allegations of subsidy and unfair competition leveled by the “big three” US legacy carriers - Delta, United and American Airlines.

Ahead of the new EU Regulation 376/2014 in November 2015, CAA International (CAAi) has launched two, online e-Learning courses.

Emirates today released its point-by-point, fact-based response to allegations of subsidy and unfair competition leveled by the “big three” US legacy carriers - Delta, United and American Airlines.

A Flynas aircraft was damaged after it was hit by a vehicle belonging to a catering firm in Saudi Arabia, reports Emirates 24/7.

Oman Air launched its latest initiative designed to enhance the travel experience of their frequent fliers even further: the Sindbad mobile app for Android and iPhone.

Etihad Airways has hosted a charity Iftar for 10,000 workers at the Saadiyat Accommodation Village in Abu Dhabi.

Royal Jordanian will operate its first flight to Najaf on July 13, launching a new regular service between Jordan and Iraq.

Jet Professionals has launched a Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) service to provide clients in the Middle East with a strategic solution for selecting highly qualified personnel.

Emirates, an official partner of Arsenal Football Club, has unveiled its first plane to feature Arsenal branding as the team fly out for the start of the club's summer tour to Singapore this week.

Oman Air has contracted Boeing to deliver a suite of services to support the entry into service of its six B787 Dreamliners.

Pegasus Airlines and Bahcesehir University are organising an international transport logistics conference.

Emirates will restart passenger flights to Erbil from August 15 2015.

The aviation industry in the UAE has been recording an impressive growth over the years. The first half of 2015 was no different, said Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority (DCAA) and Chairman of Dubai Airports.

Professional Communication Corporation – Nedaa has recently signed a strategic new partnership agreement with Sharjah International Airport.

Advertising company JCDecaux SA has announced that its subsidiary JCDecaux ATA (held 60% by JCDecaux, 40% by ATA) has won the advertising contract for the new Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport (PMIA) in the city of Madinah in Saudi Arabia.

The UAE's highly diverse population leaves organisations facing unique customer service challenges but its buoyant aviation sector has proved they can be addressed, according to the President of The International Customer Service Institute.

Qatar Airways Cargo will introduce the first 747 freighter to its expanding fleet on 1 August 2015 to further enhance its global on-demand charter services.

This summer, Emirates' award-winning ice entertainment system debuts two famous YouTube channels 'Cute Girls Hairstyles' and 'Brooklyn & Bailey'. Known for their hairstyle tutorials, fashion and beauty vlogs, the two channels have over 5 million subscribers and over half a billion views combined on YouTube.

Royal Jordanian today will launch its first regular route between Amman and Tabuk, northern Saudi Arabia.

Air Seychelles has welcomed the introduction of a visa waiver for Seychellois passport holders travelling to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), effective Thursday 16 July 2015.

Etihad Airways has signed an agreement to become the official airline of Saudi Arabia's oldest and most popular football club, Al Ittihad.

A FLYHT Aerospace Solutions customer of seven years, a Middle Eastern military organisation, has extended its contract for the Automated Flight Information Reporting System (AFIRS).

EgyptAir has scheduled new flights between Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada starting August 15.

Emirates has touched down in Bahrain International Airport and Hamad International Airport in Doha this weekend with its popular A380 aircraft for one-off services.