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HuaweiDUBAI - Dubai Airport Freezone will be participating at Dubai Airshow 2011, which is set to kick off on Sunday, through its presence at stand C100 in the Central Hall. The free zone is set to leverage the emirate’s investment opportunities in the aviation and aerospace industries and attract more aviation companies to its vicinity.
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Boeing Co arrives at the Dubai Air show on Saturday on the tailwind of its 787 Dreamliner finally in service, gaining a boost of confidence after rival Airbus SAS dominated their most recent duel four months ago in Paris.
Gulf airlines and lessors could splash out more than $20 billion on Airbus and Boeing jets at next week’s Dubai Airshow, underscoring the region’s role as the industry’s chief paymaster amid Europe’s worsening sovereign debt crisis.
Emerging bullish air travel trends and improved outlook forecast made by International Air Transport Association (IATA) on global and Middle East airlines’ profitability have raised hopes that Dubai Airshow’s 2011 edition, the spectacle featuring 1,000 exhibitors, would see the world’s major aircraft makers sealing billions of dollars worth of new orders from the region’s carriers that are pressing ahead with their fleet expansion plans.
Dubai gears up for its biennial air show which opens on Sunday with hopes of landing fleets of new aircraft orders. Organisers of the Dubai Airshow said this year’s edition will be the biggest in the history of the 25-year-old show, with a 10pc increase in size, and that some regional carriers are expected to come up with new orders.
Airbus, the leading aircraft manufacturer, will present its modern and eco-efficient aircraft family at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
DUBAI - Emirates airline would like to inform its passengers of important changes to check-in procedures for a number of flights departing Terminal 3 between Saturday 12th November and Thursday 17th November.
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DUBAI — The Dubai Airshow ended on a subdued but hopeful note, with a few last orders pushing the show’s final tally of contracts and purchase commitments incrementally higher to more than $14 billion.
DUBAI — Emirates successfully coordinated the departure of 16 aircraft within 16 minutes during each day of the Dubai Airshow this week, which is considered to be a logistical accomplishment.