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Deena Kamel

Deena Kamel

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Deena is an aviation and company news reporter, with a keen interest in gender issues. Previously she was the Gulf transport correspondent for Bloomberg Dubai. She has a masters degree in journalism from the University of British Columbia. Deena is a Rosalynn Carter Mental Health Journalism Fellow.
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A worker packs chalk into boxes at the Jordan Chalk company in Karak, around 120 kilometres south of the capital Amman. AFP
Jordan risks economic hit as Middle East's most exposed to US tariffs

Kingdom is the most dependent economy on US exports from the Middle East ahead of Israel, Libya, Iraq, Bahrain and Tunisia

EconomyApril 05, 2025
Traders on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange in New York on Thursday. AP
Global markets nosedive as China hits back against US tariffs

Beijing announced its own additional 34 per cent tariff on US products from April 10 in retaliation against Donald Trump's measures

MarketsApril 05, 2025
US President Donald Trump revealing the reciprocal tariffs during an event at the White House in Washington this week. AFP
Middle East companies prepare for limited direct hit from new US tariffs

Businesses across sectors seek clarity as they make contingency plans to mitigate potential impact and adapt to new global trade norms

EconomyApril 03, 2025
A sketch of Airbus's next generation single-aisle aircraft that would feature foldable wings and propellers instead of jet engines. Photo: Airbus
Airbus reveals 'radical' design for its A320 successor

New aircraft, due to hit the market in second half of next decade, will have 20% to 30% fuel savings on current generation

AviationMarch 27, 2025
Airbus chief executive Guillaume Faury speaks during the Airbus Summit 2025 at the plane maker's headquarters in Toulouse, southern France, on Monday. AFP
US tariff war to make planes more expensive and may hurt Boeing, says Airbus CEO

US levies would be a 'lose-lose' outcome for the aviation industry

AviationMarch 25, 2025
An Airbus A321 XLR on display during the Airbus Summit in Toulouse running on March 24 to March 25, 2025. Deena Kamel / The National
Airbus fears embracing hydrogen now could lead to Concorde-style failure

World's biggest plane maker says a bigger hydrogen ecosystem needed for hydrogen-powered aircraft to be competitive

AviationMarch 25, 2025
A passenger plane makes its landing approach to Heathrow Airport, a day after a fire at a nearby electrical substation wiped out power at the airport. Reuters
Heathrow closure is 'call to action' to address airport's critical infrastructure

Shutdown of ageing airport is wake-up call for bosses, aviation figures say

AviationMarch 22, 2025
Flights resume at Heathrow Airport following a 14-hour shutdown. Getty Images
Flights resume at Heathrow after fire disrupts global travel

Operations resumed late on Friday after airport finds a fix to power cut that led to more than 1,000 cancelled services

AviationMarch 21, 2025
British Airways and Virgin Atlantic planes parked at Heathrow Airport in London, Britain, 21 March 2025. Heathrow Airport on 21 March announced it would be closed all day, following a power outage 'due to a fire at an electrical substation supplying the airport'. EPA / TOLGA AKMEN
At least 1,000 flights affected as London Heathrow airport closes

Airport closed all of Friday as fire causes power cut at one of the busiest destinations for airlines from Gulf region

AviationMarch 21, 2025
Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways will start daily flights from Zayed International Airport to Addis Ababa Bole International Airport from October 1. Photo: Etihad
Etihad Airways and Ethiopian Airlines team up to develop new routes

Joint venture will include a codeshare arrangement and the launch of new flights between the UAE and Ethiopia

AviationMarch 19, 2025
Wizz Air Abu Dhabi is adding new routes to Beirut, Lebanon and Gabala, Azerbaijan. Photo: Wizz Air
Wizz Air Abu Dhabi bets on Lebanon tourism recovery with new Beirut route

Ultra-low cost airline will start flying to Beirut three times a week in June this year

AviationMarch 18, 2025
Regent, the Rhode Island-based developer and manufacturer of electric seagliders, on March 6 revealed its full-scale crewed seaglider and completed its first on-water tests. Photo: Regent
ExclusiveAbu Dhabi's flying ferries to create 1,000 high-tech jobs

$250 million joint venture with US electric seaglider developer Regent could cut Abu Dhabi-to-Dubai travel time in half

AviationMarch 11, 2025
Students at a women's career fair in Riyadh in 2018. Women are playing a larger role in business in Saudi Arabia, but still face obstacles. Reuters
Saudi women-led startups call for more funding and diverse investors

While 78% are considering starting their own business, 32% cite lack of funds as the primary challenge, new Mastercard study shows

EconomyMarch 08, 2025
Sanad is preparing to open a new maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility in Al Ain by the end of 2028. Photo: Sanad
ExclusiveJet engine deal to create 1,000 high-tech jobs in Abu Dhabi

Mubadala-backed Sanad will more than double its workforce to as many as 2,000 employees by 2028 when its new MRO facility opens in Al Ain

AviationFebruary 24, 2025
The Thales stand at Idex 2025 in Abu Dhabi. The French defence company will open a new radar factory in the UAE this year that will serve both domestic needs and export markets. Photo: Thales
France's Thales to produce radar antennas in UAE for domestic and export sales

Thales Emarat Technologies will double its workforce to 340 employees, with 30 per cent of new hires to be Emirati

AviationFebruary 23, 2025
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