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HuaweiDUBAI — Indian flag carrier Air India an alliance with Sharjah-based Aerostar Asset Management to provide aircraft Maintenance Repair and Overhaul, or MRO, services to airline operators across the Middle East, the companies announced on Sunday at the Dubai Airshow.
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DUBAI — Gulf Jet has launched its new brand identity on the sidelines of its participation in the 11th Dubai Air Show, which opened on Sunday at the Airport Expo Dubai.
DUBAI — The Tiger will be performing daily flight demonstrations at the Dubai Air Show starting from 15-19 Nov marking the new generation combat helicopter’s first public appearance in the region.
DUBAI — Scott Loughran says he was captivated watching pilots hanging from a helicopter on a Search and Rescue TV show when he was about nine years old. He knew then that he wanted to become a fighter pilot.
DUBAI — Embraer, the Brazilian commercial aircraft maker, has established a partnership with CEVA Logistics, a global supply chain management company, to offer its executive jet customers a new distribution centre in Dubai.
DUBAI — Boeing sees signs of recovery in the freighter market but plane makers face two more lean years before passenger jet demand picks up in 2012, a top executive said on Sunday.
DUBAI — Flydubai, Dubai’s first low cost carrier, on Monday signed two aircraft financing agreements worth $160 million, and a $22 million contract with Goodrich Corporation for wheels and carbon brakes for 54 planes, its Chief Executive Officer Ghaith Al Ghaith said at the Dubai Airshow.
DUBAI – Royal Jet is upbeat about prospects for the luxury charter airline in 2010, and expects new revenue from the operation of a $15 million maintenance facility at the Abu Dhabi International Airport.
FlyDubai, Dubai’s first low cost carrier, on Monday signed two aircraft financing agreements worth $160 million, and a $22 million contract with Goodrich Corporation for wheels and carbon brakes for 54 planes, its Chief Executive Officer Ghaith al-Ghaith said at the Dubai Airshow.
The CEO of Airbus says the plane maker has run all four engines on a long-delayed prototype of its first military transport plane and expects the aircraft to fly “before Christmas".