The airline carried 6.5 million passengers in 2014, almost double the 3.3 million which it carried in 2013.
The airline’s total revenue for the third quarter of the fiscal year 2015 rose nine per cent to reach $875 million.
Figures from Airbus show that 47 per cent of its aircraft deals in the ME in the first 11 months of 2014 were funded by local banks.
Double decker sleep pods and bicycle seats are just some of the ideas floating around for the future of aircraft seating.
Aramex CEO Hussein Hachem said that lower oil prices could translate into a 5 to 10 per cent drop in its 2015 operating costs.
The region saw an 11.3 per cent growth in air freight traffic during the month of December, IATA said.
MilleMiglia is Italy’s largest frequent flyer programme, with 4.6 million existing members and more than 20,000 new members a month.
The airline is “in the final stages of deliberations” about whether to withdraw the three daily services, a source said.
The airline said that it transported around 74 per cent of the 19.9 million passengers who travelled through Abu Dhabi International Airport last year.
CEO claims new widebody aircraft provides clear reduction in operating costs and carbon emissions
The facility will cater to the small and medium companies in the global maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) sector.
Buying the stake could deepen the relationship, giving Qatar greater access to destinations served by IAG’s London and Madrid hubs.
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Bullets hit a Flydubai plane on Monday evening as it was landing in the Iraqi capital.
Emirates’ superjumbo network in European grows to 13 points
Gunshots were fired at the flydubai flight when it was landing at Baghdad airport on Monday evening.
The Abu Dhabi airline is offering passengers travelling on January 27 and 28 the option to postpone their tickets.
The Dubai carrier is one of the few major airlines that does not hedge its fuel bill by buying future stocks of jet fuel to minimise the effect of price spikes.
Authorities have forecast that 79 million passengers will travel through Dubai International Airport in 2015.
Emirates Airlines, flydubai, Air Arabia and Etihad Airways suspended flights on Tuesday, in line with a directive from the UAE’ civil aviation authority.
An aviation official and a security official told Reuters that two passengers were lightly injured but the airline has denied such reports.
The airline is partnering with a number of government organisations and educational institutions to recruit UAE nationals.
In a statement, MAS said the website was not hacked, but that users were redirected to a hacker website.
Emirates has been studying the impact of lower oil prices since November and is likely to introduce new prices in April.
Officials said that the drones were flown for recreational purpose by members of the public.
The contract was worth about 207 million pounds when won in 2011.
A bustling hub for global aviation, Dubai International Airport has not sat idle when it comes to large-scale investments in expansion and upgrades.
Air traffic in the GCC is expected to grow by six per cent over the next few years, a top industry official said.
Etihad is in the process of buying a 33.3 per cent stake in Darwin, which has already rebranded itself Etihad Regional.
Sicily set to be the fifth Italian destination connected to Abu Dhabi