Etihad Airways Chief Executive Officer, James Hogan, this week highlighted the airline's commitment to the Irish market at a series of events and stakeholder meetings in Dublin.
Gore Design Completions which is well known in the Middle East for its extensive experience in head-of-state and VVIP aircraft has announced a new organizational structure and leadership appointments.
Bahrain Airport Services Aircraft Engineering Training Centre (BAETC) has appointed international services company Serco, to improve training policy and procedures, facilities, increase performance and install best-practice to BAETC.
The sky's the limit for new business opportunities, partnerships & business ventures says the organiser of the inaugural Iraq Airport Expansion, Cargo Logistics Conference and Exhibition which takes place from April 6-7, 2011, in the northern city of Erbil, Kurdistan.
Tim Clark, the Emirates Airline chief executive has hit back at European airlines who are calling for changes in funding rules to slow the Gulf airlines' growth in their traditional markets.
Royal Jet's Medevac team will be showcasing their expertise in medical evacuation during the Abu Dhabi Medical Congress on 17-19 October, 2010 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre.
As part of this year's Dubai Helishow, Mediac is pleased to announce the confirmation of a range of exhibitors within the air rescue, search and rescue and medical transport industry.
By Jahangir Arasli, Non-Resident Scholar, INEGMA A firing test of a new Sijjil-2 missile on May 20, 2009, that featured an increased 2,400 km range and solid propellant engine, has marked the next dangerous stage of the ambitious ballistic missile (BM) program of the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI). The purpose of this short report is to provide a brief analysis of different aspects of the program, establish a potential logical link between it and the nuclear program, developed by the IRI, and to offer possible explanations of the motivations behind the Iranian quest for what one may call a hybrid BM – WMD capabilities, with some potential scenarios of its application and implications. This essay represents the personal views of the author and not of INEGMA or other institutions.
Saudi Aviation Flight Academy has officially taken delivery of its first two Diamond DA40 NG training aircraft from Diamond Aircraft in Austria and staff from the academy have successfully flown the aircraft back to Jeddah.
Qatar Airways yesterday spelled out its commitment to the Spanish market helping strengthen commercial and economic ties with the recently-introduced flights to Barcelona – its second route in Spain.
Libyan African Aviation Holding Company - the firm that controls both Libyan Airways and Afriqiyah - has ordered three regional jets worth $131.5 million from Bombardier.
Virgin Galactic, the company developing the world's first commercial manned space flight system and tourism business, has successfully completed the first piloted free flight of its Enterprise spacecraft.
European airlines are believed to be preparing for a massive push to constrain Gulf Carriers from their mission to create super-hubs in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha.
Another important step forward in A350 XWB production was made today when Airbus opened the A350 XWB Landing Gear Systems Test Facility at its site in Filton in the UK,
JetEx Flight Support is teaming up with UNICEF to improve the lives of thousands of deprived children worldwide under a new agreement signed by the two agencies.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) applauded the 190 contracting states of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on achieving the first global governmental agreement with aspirational goals to stabilise carbon emissions. The achievement was formalised in a resolution of the 37th ICAO Assembly, which concluded its deliberations in Montreal today.
With the continuing changes and challenges facing the aviation industry, JLT Aerospace (JLT) will bring together aviation and insurance professionals from around the world for an International Forum in Dubai on January 25-28 next year.
The most comprehensive global survey ever undertaken of passenger use of air transport self-service technology has found popular demand is now reaching out into non-traditional areas of self-service as airline passengers demonstrate their increasing ease with online, kiosk and mobile phone channels.
