Dubai Airports has cemented its commitment to improving passengers' overall airport experience with the appointment of Amor Group to implement a comprehensive service delivery measurement programme. The largest project of its kind to be undertaken by an airport operator, it will deliver intelligent, real-time information to drive better service delivery for passengers.
Saudi Airlines Cargo is rapidly expanding its presence in Europe by opening offices in Germany, the Netherlands, Italy and Scandinavia and appointing GSA's in Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland and Romania.
Mubadala Aerospace's component and engine financing solutions company Sanad, has entered into new component inventory agreements valued in excess of $50 million with fellow group members Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies (ADAT) and SR Technics.
Middle Eastern carriers posted a 9.7% increase in demand during January, outstripping the 8.9% capacity increase according to figures released by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) this week.
The European Union has formally lifted the sanctions on Libyan Airlines that were re-imposed in March. This clears the way for the airline to begin repairing or renewing its fleet as the country rebuilds after the uprising.
The countdown to the 17th World Routes has begun. The event is where decision makers from the world's airlines, airports and tourist boards gather annually to plan air services and discuss strategies for the global aviation industry.
Jetcraft Corporation, a provider of business aircraft sales, acquisitions, trading and brokerage services, has commented on the state of the international business jet market.
Oman Air's Business Class customers will be able to enjoy exclusive complimentary access to No.1 Traveller's brand-new 'flagship' lounge at London Heathrow's Terminal 3.
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. has named company Jamie Fields to the newly created position of director, Repair and Overhaul Services in a role that covers the Middle East
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has said it has fined Emirates $100,000 for limiting compensation for lost, damaged, and delayed baggage to less than consumers were entitled under an international treaty.
An independent investigation committee has been set up to investigate Monday morning's incident where a Gulf Air A320 skidded off the runway at Kochi Airport in India.
Boeing approved the launch of a new engine variant for its 737, based on order commitments for 496 airplanes from five airlines and a strong business case, the company said today.
Bahrain's Civil Avistion Authority is working alongside Indian accident investigators following an incident earlier today when a Gulf Air A320 skidded off the runway at Kochi Airport on landing.
