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Passenger jets on the tarmac at Al Maktoum International Airport during the Dubai Airshow. EPA
Middle East airlines to make highest profit per passenger in world

The average profit of $7.90 per passenger made by airlines globally is lower than what Apple earns by selling an iPhone cover, Iata says

AviationDecember 10, 2025
The Gulf is increasingly attracting tech giants, such as OpenAI and Microsoft, seeking to tap the six-country bloc's strategic investments and affordable energy to fuel their AI expansion. Getty Images
Qatar establishes AI company as Gulf positions itself as tech hub in diversification push

Qai is a subsidiary of the Qatar Investment Authority

TechnologyDecember 09, 2025
Solar panels at Saudi Arabia's King Abdulaziz City of Sciences and Technology. Reuters
Acwa Power and Bapco to develop 2.8GW solar plant to supply electricity to Bahrain

Agreement includes large-scale battery energy storage in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province

EnergyDecember 09, 2025
Wizz Air is in negotiations with transport authorities to open a base in Israel by April. Reuters
Wizz Air relishes competition with Israeli carriers after keeping down Tel Aviv fares

Ultra low-cost airline boasts planes 90% full as it plans Israel base amid local carriers' objections

AviationDecember 06, 2025
Travellers look at updates on flights, as they stand next to a screen displaying details of cancelled IndiGo airlines flights, at Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru, India, on December 6, 2025. Reuters
IndiGo flight cancellations to fall below 1,000 on Saturday as India caps fares

It will take some time to return to a 'full, normal' situation, possibly between December 10 and 15, airline's chief executive says

AviationDecember 06, 2025
More than 100,000 cubic metres of concrete has been poured to build the first 200 megawatts of the 1-gigawatt AI infrastructure. Photo: G42
Stargate UAE's first phase to be completed in third quarter of 2026

More than 5,000 workers on site to build first 200 megawatts of the 1-gigawatt AI data centre

BusinessDecember 05, 2025
An Airbus A320 takes off from the company's headquarters in Toulouse, France. It has faced inspections over an issue with the top-selling model. AFP
Airbus jet deliveries decline in November as production issues increase pressure

European plane maker needs to deliver 133 aircraft in December to hit revised 2025 target

AviationDecember 05, 2025
Shopping in Dubai. The improvement in the UAE's Purchasing Managers' Index was led by a strong recovery in demand growth across the non-oil sector, S&P said. Reem Mohammed / The National
UAE non-oil activity accelerates to 11-month high as hiring picks up

Employment rose at fastest rate since May 2024, but increased wage costs added to business expenses

EconomyDecember 05, 2025
An Airbus A320 aircraft takes off from the company's headquarters in Toulouse, south-western France. Shares in Airbus fell more than 10 per cent in Paris on December 1. AFP
Airbus cuts delivery target after issues with top-selling jet

European manufacturer expects to hand over reduced number of planes to airlines by end of the year

AviationDecember 03, 2025
The ultra-low cost carrier plans to base 10 aircraft in Israel. EPA-EFE
Wizz Air's Israel base exploits market gap but risks are high, say analysts

High operational costs and security among major challenges to foreign carriers

AviationDecember 02, 2025
Airbus A320s around the world have been recalled for modifications. AFP
Airbus says most of its 6,000 A320 jets modified after software issue

Recall measure to mitigate risks after Boeing's 737 Max crisis, analysts say

AviationDecember 01, 2025
Dubai Airshow 2025. EDGE Stand, Jeniah drone. Antonie Robertson/The National
Middle East arms companies out in full force in global rankings

UAE's Edge among nine of region's defence contractors in list – with combined revenues of $31bn

EconomyDecember 01, 2025
Etihad Airways said the software update on its Airbus A320 fleet was completed 'quickly and with minimal disruption'. Reuters
Etihad says Airbus A320 flights back to normal as airlines make critical update

Carriers have not experienced any major disruption

AviationNovember 29, 2025
A Boeing 777-X carries out a demonstration flight during the Dubai Airshow. EPA
Dubai Airshow: Gulf airlines place large orders, but what do they want in return?

Major Middle East companies influence future jet development and secure their supply chains

AviationNovember 23, 2025
Riyadh Air at the Dubai Airshow. The airline says it needs three aircraft to begin public services. AFP
Riyadh Air expects flights for general public to start in first quarter of 2026

Saudi start-up is working on seven new destinations after London Heathrow and Dubai, says chief executive

AviationNovember 20, 2025
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