The Dubai Airshow team is making a strong presence at the Paris Air Show (20-26 June) to showcase the successful development of the aerospace industry in the United Arab Emirates as the country celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.
French manufacturer Dassault is working round the clock to secure EASA approval for a modification that will lift the ban on its flagship Falcon 7X business jet.
Gulf Air's senior manager customer care & service quality control Kavita Sharma Jassim is preparing for a special occasion in Reykjavik, Iceland in September.
Value carrier Bahrain Air has announced that flights to Beirut will resume on June 22 marking the peak season of travel between the Arabian Gulf region and Lebanon.
Flydubai has taken receipt of its 17th aircraft in just two years. Joining one of the youngest fleets in the industry, the arrival of another new Boeing 737-NG800 is the culmination of an impressive first two years in business and is yet another significant milestone for Dubai's first low cost airline.
The International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) has reviewed the International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS-BAO), the worldwide safety standard for business aviation operations, and named a new management team to support the programme.
Emirates subsidiary Calogi has announced today the signing of a new customer, National Air Cargo Group, further expanding its customer portal in Dubai.
As Qatar Airways takes significant share in the European cargo firm Cargolux, manufacturer Boeing has projected annual growth rate for the Middle East air cargo traffic over the next 20 years is 4.0 per cent.
Boeing delivered a second C-17 Globemaster III airlifter to the UAE Air Force today at the C-17 program's final assembly facility in Long Beach, California.
A J Walter has launched its 2011 MSc Aircraft Maintenance Management bursary award in association with City University London, which in the past seen recipients coming from Ethiopian Airlines, Emirates Airline and Royal Air Maroc.
Hawker Beechcraft Corporation has received type certification from the FAA for the latest derivative of its Beechcraft King Air line, the King Air 250.
Sharjah-based Gama Aviation, the international business aviation services company, headquartered at Farnborough Airport, UK, has achieved Wyvern approval across all of its affiliated operating bases – in Europe, the Americas and the Middle East,
Jordan Airline Training and Simulation (JATS), based in Amman has contracted computer-based training specialist CPaT, to provide, the Queen Alia Airport facility with its entire library of flight training programmes for all aircraft types.
Cargolux International Airlines has just confirmed its strategic equity partnership with Qatar Airways which sees the Doha-based airline taking a 35% stake in the business
UK leisure carrier Monarch Airlines will launch services from London Gatwick and Manchester to destinations in Turkey and Egypt under its 2012 summer schedule.
Doha International Airport (DIA) is preparing to open its brand new Terminal B – a dedicated facility for foreign airlines – before the end of June, just in time for the summer holiday rush.
