DUBAI — Almost four days after the UPS cargo Boeing 747-400F crashed, killing both the pilots, investigators on Tuesday announced the recovery of the Digital Flight Data Recorder (DFDR).
DUBAI — Almost four days after the UPS cargo Boeing 747-400F crashed, killing both the pilots, investigators on Tuesday announced the recovery of the Digital Flight Data Recorder (DFDR).
DUBAI — The distressed UPS Boeing 747 - 400 which crashed in Dubai on Friday evening had entered Bahrain airspace and returned after reporting a technical snag, according to the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), on Sunday. Smoke was reported from the cockpit and the pilots said they were unable to maintain altitude at 7.15pm local time.
The distressed UPS Boeing 747 - 400 which crashed in Dubai on Friday had entered Bahrain airspace and returned after reporting a technical snag, according to the GCAA.
The calm after the dotcom shakeout a decade earlier was temporary after all. Traditional (read print) media companies are now marching into breaking news terrain and taking a shot at digital riches in store.
DUBAI — The wheel of fortunes come full circle in bustling Dubai this October. Sporting classic lines from the soulful seventies and heady eighties, three mean machines, two from the BMW stable and one from Ferrari go under the gavel in a marquee show for motor art, a first for the region from auction house Bonhams.
The wheel of fortunes come full circle in bustling Dubai this October.
Dubai — How safe is the Strait of Hormuz for tankers in transit? The US Navy says all efforts have been made to keep the maritime area safe after last month’s purported terror attack on a Japanese ship. Japanese officials, however, are taking nothing for granted and issued an alert for its ships passing through the region on Friday.
A little thought and some action can go a long way to make food safe for consumption. The Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority (ADFCA) is setting standards for the sector in the capital.
DUBAI — Sharjah finally broke its syndrome of denial over its energy crisis recently and issued an apology to the public. It came as a welcome respite during a summer of discontent for residents.
DUBAI — Last week’s protest outside the Dubai Zoo did not go too well for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), but the group is braving on despite the setback.