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Emirates expects record annual results and is IPO-ready, Sheikh Ahmed says
Dubai-based airline is considering more aircraft orders at the Dubai Airshow in November, group chairman and chief executive says
Saudia keen on US immigration pre-clearance facility at Jeddah hub
Jeddah-based airline aims to broaden its codeshare partnership with Delta Air Lines
Egypt expects tourism surge as Grand Egyptian Museum opens
Country preparing for July ceremony marking full opening of Grand Egyptian Museum
InterviewRiyadh Air chief reveals new plans for airline's fleet
Saudi Arabian start-up plans to take to the skies near the end of 2025 with tickets on sale in late summer, Tony Douglas reveals
Israel's military spending soars amid sharp rise in global expenditure
Wars in Gaza and Ukraine contribute to increase in total worldwide military spending for 10th consecutive year, report finds
Indian airlines may take $15m hit from one-month Pakistan airspace closure
Fares could increase by 45% due to higher fuel use from reroutes, analysts say
Emirates records 'solid' US travel bookings despite Trump tariffs
Dubai to 'ride the wave' of global economic shocks, city's tourism boss says
Saudia Group to acquire 10 Airbus A330 Neos for flyadeal's long-haul expansion push
Budget airline's first wide-body jet order comes as it seeks to carry more Umrah and Hajj pilgrims
WEF begins search for new chairman after founder Schwab steps down
Vice chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe is appointed as interim chairman, with committee set up to select new chief
'Audrey Hepburn of the sky': Inside Riyadh Air's new cabins
Start-up airline to add first-class cabin in its extra-wide body aircraft as it considers orders for Boeing 777X or Airbus A350s models, CEO says
Syrian Air to resume UAE flights from Sunday
Investment, stability and removal of sanctions needed to boost aviation sector in Syria, regional Iata official says
Emirates to expand in markets from China to US for new courier express service
Australia deliveries will start end of April, says head of products and innovation Dennis Lister
Aviation industry 'off-track' on net-zero goals, executives warn
Iata boss says oil majors, policymakers and plane manufacturers need to do more amid slow progress on climate targets
US tariffs' impact on airlines similar to that of 9/11, Iata chief says
Carriers are nevertheless 'cautiously optimistic' about outlook for 2025 as they will adapt quickly, Willie Walsh says
Poor countries should be exempt from US 'reciprocal' tariffs, says UN
Nations with negligible impact on trade deficits should be spared tariffs that could ruin weaker economies
