The Doha-based carrier has 43 A350-900s and 37 A350-1000s on its order books.
The order by DAE for 20 ATR 72-600s and options for 20 additional ones will see delivery between 2015 and 2018.
The airline said it would operate four weekly flights to Tehran, starting from March 3.
The airline will ground 19 or 20 planes, Emirates’ president Tim Clark said.
A stake in the maintenance subsidiary is expected to be sold to the public before June 2015.
The emirate has also hired a consultant for crowd management, confirms RTA chairman.
Kuwait’s parliament voted on Wednesday to investigate all contracts signed by state-owned Kuwait Airways.
Around 36 per cent of funds in the budget will be allocated to the traffic and roads agency while 33 per will go to rail agency, according to the RTA.
The Middle East posted the strongest growth in demand across all international markets.
The flight signals the first direct link between Congo and the Middle East.
Emirates will look to funnel Spaniards into Dubai and onto its global network – particularly Asian markets such as Hong Kong and Bangkok.
Officials expect to award the first construction contract in 2015.
Lawmakers want to investigate all deals agreed by Kuwait Airways, which is attempting the biggest overhaul of its fleet since 1990.
Passengers can order the meals – priced at around Dhs40 – through flydubai.com.
Rolls-Royce Middle East reported a fourth consecutive record year in 2013, with sales up 17 per cent year-on-year.
Emirates will soon serve three cities in oil-rich Nigeria
The applications give technicians real-time information to speed up maintenance repairs.
One-time short-haul carrier is embarking on international expansion
New route enables Stuttgart passengers to connect with Etihad’s global network via Geneva
The amount raised will be used for the company’s general operating expenses and to fund some of its aircraft deliveries.
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad is reportedly planning to buy a 40 per cent stake in the struggling Italian carrier.
Ras Al Khaimah inks partnership deal with Air Arabia in order to sustain its tourism growth plans
While flights to both cities are being axed, Bahrain is to be expanded and double-daily Dubai is unaffected
Mounir Kuzbari, EVP and board member, Novus Aviation Capital, explains how the GCC financial sector can better support the capital expenditure obligations of the region’s airlines.
None of the 16 passengers and crew members on board were injured.
The UAE has plans to invest $25 billion in its railway infrastructure, according to the NTA.
Opening of Concourse A and flydubai’s ongoing expansion spurred 15.2 per cent annual growth.
Emirates currently has a terminal dedicated to its A380 fleet at Dubai International airport.
Presently only Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore have the required infrastructure for the jumbo jets.
New resolution details fines for punishable traffic violations once tramway is operational.