Mar 10 2016
DUBAI Kuwait Airways' overhaul may be management's last chance to save it, as the slump in oil prices means the government cannot go on funding its losses at a time when it is struggling even to pay public sector salaries, industry experts say.
Feb 18 2016
DUBAI, Feb 18 Lebanon-based luxury chocolatier
Patchi is working with Goldman Sachs and deNovo Corporate
Advisors ahead of a potential stake sale, sources familiar with
the matter told Reuters, in a deal expected to value the company
at more than $500 million.
Feb 07 2016
DUBAI, Feb 7 Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE),
one of the few Gulf aircraft leasing firms, expects to add 30-35
planes to its current portfolio of 97 with significant demand
seen coming from Iran, the company's chief executive said on
Sunday.
Feb 04 2016
PARIS/DUBAI An economic battle is likely for dominance of the skies over the Gulf after Iran decided to invest $27 billion in an airline fleet capable of taking on the region's supercarriers.
Feb 04 2016
DUBAI, Feb 4 Loss-making Kuwait Airways has let
go of 1,350 Kuwaiti nationals during the last two years, part of
a plan to cut costs and return to profit by 2019, the chief
executive of the state-owned carrier told Reuters on Thursday.
Feb 01 2016
DUBAI, Feb 1 Dubai International Airport
remained the world's busiest for international passengers in
2015 as traffic grew 10.7 percent, boosted by the addition of
new airlines and routes, the airport's operator said on Monday.
Jan 31 2016
DUBAI Kuwaiti low-cost carrier Jazeera Airways could set up a long-haul service with a foreign partner as an alternative to buying a stake in national carrier Kuwait Airways, whose privatisation has hit long delays.
Jan 21 2016
MANAMA, Jan 21 Kuwait's air force is sticking to
plans to purchase Boeing's F-18 Super Hornet to replace
ageing fighter jets, despite a lengthy congressional approval
process in Washington that has frustrated industry players.
Jan 05 2016
DUBAI Around 150 direct flights between Iran and Saudi Arabia carrying thousands of pilgrims every month have been halted as diplomatic ties between the two countries were severed, aviation sources said on Tuesday.
Jan 05 2016
DUBAI Around 150 direct flights between Iran and Saudi Arabia carrying thousands of pilgrims every month have been halted as diplomatic ties between the two countries were severed, aviation sources said on Tuesday.