Dunn had been president of Boeing Turkey and North Africa since July 2012 and succeeds Jeff Johnson.
Bavarian city set to become second German destination to have double-daily A350 flights
The airline was fined by the Belgian government for breaching EU carbon emissions rule.
Emirates’ head Tim Clark has said the airline will opt for either B787-10s or A350-900s in the next stage of its fleet development.
he firm’s net profit in the three months to March 31 was KD11.8 million.
The claim follows US carriers’ allegations that Etihad, Emirates and Qatar Airways have received more than $40 billion in state subsidies.
Akbar Al Baker once again refuted “baseless” subsidy claims, and called for the US government to continue its open skies agreement.
Uber’s reach now stretches across 310 cities and 55 countries and it records one million trips a day.
The move could further anger US carriers, which accuse Emirates of competing unfairly through state subsidies.
Royal Jet will receive two new Boeing business jets later this year as part of a $700 million fleet expansion and replacement programme, says Gordon.
The transaction has received orders of seven times its size, an earlier document showed.
The additional service will increase Emirates’ total number of weekly flights serving Lebanon to 21.
The airline carried 1.8 million passengers in the first quarter of 2015, up 10 per cent year-on-year.
Flight EY650, an Airbus A321, was carrying 128 passengers and seven crew from Cairo to Abu Dhabi.
The contract for the project will be awarded on January 28, 2016, a senior RTA official said.
A founding member of the Emirates group, Flanagan passed away at his home in the UK.
The state-backed King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology said it had signed an agreement with Antonov to produce the AN-32 aircraft.
The opening of Aloft, Studio M and Millennium will see the addition of around 1,300 new hotel rooms.
The airline’s Chairman and CEO Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al-Maktoum said lower oil prices had saved Emirates around Dhs2 billion during the financial year.
Kuwait has signed a formal letter stating its firm plans to buy newer-model Boeing jets, sources said.
Saudi Ground Services Co, a unit of national carrier Saudi Arabian Airlines, plans to sell 30 per cent of its shares.
The airline chief said that Indigo would be Qatar Airways’ preferred choice if it wanted to invest in India.
The airline chief also denied that its recent US route expansion was part of a reprisal to American carriers calling for a freeze to flights by Gulf airlines to the US.
Bahri had previously said it planned to make the issue by the end of March this year and that the tenor would be 10 years.
Three American airlines alleged in January that Emirates, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways received more $40 billion in state subsidies in the last decade.
Dubai Airports also said construction would begin later this year on expansion of the passenger terminal at Dubai World Central.
The carrier also confirmed that it would add a second daily service to New York from March 1, 2016.
The deal covers the sale of 24 Dassault Aviation-built Rafale fighter jets.
The airline’s president Tim Clark states that its success is making Emirates a “scapegoat.”
The state news agency said that the authorities resolved the situation using “appropriate standard procedures” after landing at the base.