Residents with any information have been urged to contact the concerned authority
Dubai — Gulf-based airlines have closed financing agreements for a total of 16 Boeing and Airbus aircraft, according to statements from the carriers and banks involved.
The region’s airlines are securing funds as they take delivery of what Boeing has forecast to be a need for 2,610 aircraft by 2033, valued at $550 billion.
Dubai’s Emirates airline has signed a Dh1.1 billion ($299.5 million) financing deal with a group of banks for the purchase of two Boeing planes.
First Gulf Bank, the third-largest lender by assets in the United Arab Emirates, led the club finance lease package on behalf of Emirates for the two 777-300ER aircraft, the bank said in a statement.
Separately, Dubai Islamic Bank and Air Arabia said they had signed a $230 million Islamic financing deal to cover the purchase of six new Airbus A320 aircraft in 2015 by the budget airline.
Residents with any information have been urged to contact the concerned authority
Northeastern University in Boston says the action was taken after some protesters resorted to virulent anti-Semitic slurs
The church has been built on 4.37 acres of land, and stands opposite the BAPS Hindu temple
A detailed guide on where to apply, the steps involved, and criteria for eligibility
The Emirates called for strengthening the international humanitarian response and providing urgent relief to those in need
Photonics is the study of light and has several applications including LED, VR, holograms, high-speed internet and solar panels among other things
A delegation from Egypt arrived in Israel on Friday hoping to revive the truce negotiations
The decision aims to protect the safety and security of pilgrims