Saudi and nine other Sunni Muslim countries commenced air strikes against the Shi’ite Houthi militia on March 26.
The rights issue would be in addition to the planned Tier 1 bond of $300 million.
The airline plans to use these aircraft to grow its domestic network, and key regional markets like the Gulf and India.
An official said that strikes had succeeded in stopping the Houthi advance on Aden and in putting pressure on the group across the country.
An official said that tankers were operating in a safe and usual manner through the Bab el-Mandeb strait.
The firm said in a statement on Sunday its net profit in the last quarter of 2014 grew to $45.7 million.
In separate comments, Saudi Arabia said it was committed to completing its air campaign aimed at dislodging Iranian-backed Houthis rebels.
Property transactions slowed by 20 per cent year-on-year in January and 17 per cent in February, said the report.
The new policy will require two crew members to be present at the cockpit at all times.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of hypocrisy.
Saudi-led coalition warplanes struck military targets at airports in the capital Sanaa and in Hodeida, the main Red Sea port.
The victims were in the provinces of Sanaa, Saada and Hodeidah, an official in the Houthi-controlled health ministry said.
The bourse gave no specific timeline for the reform.
Islamic banking assets in the Emirates crossed $1 billion in 2014, a new report says.
The Dubai-based conglomerate will open its first Magic Planet In Saudi Arabia this year.
The key risks for the UAE stock markets are an escalation of the military conflict in Yemen and renewed weakness in oil prices, Credit Suisse said.
Ahmed Ali Saleh, son of former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, was Yemen’s ambassador to the United Arab Emirates.
Many companies polled said that compliance costs had surged by more than 50 per cent over the last two years.
The emirate’s top source countries for investment were the US, the UK, India, Netherlands, Germany and Italy.
Saudi Kayan had said earlier that it would shut several units at its petrochemicals complex in Jubail for about five weeks.
Prince Bishop, trained by Godolphin’s Saeed bin Suroor, completed the 2,000 metre contest in two minutes 03:24 seconds.
In his remarks, Badawi recalled how he received the first round of lashes while surrounded by a cheering crowd that chanted “Allahu akbar” (God is greatest).
Success would establish Riyadh as de facto leader of the region’s Sunni states it has pulled together in a complex armed operation.
Saudi Arabia withdrew its envoy earlier this month over Swedish criticism of the monarchy’s treatment of women and dissidents.
Billions of dollars of Saudi money may be withdrawn from Western banks and financial markets this year as the country copes with a sharp reduction in its revenues.
Such a move would open the way for an international exchange operator such as Nasdaq OMX or Euronext to take a stake in the stock market.
Aabar chairman Khadem al-Qubaisi said the company may issue similar bonds linked to shares in other investments in future, although it currently had no plans to do so.
Kuwait relies on imports for the majority of its food needs and depends on the narrow shipping lane of the Strait of Hormuz for imported food supplies.
The conflict could potentially damage Bab el-Mandeb passage through which nearly 4 million barrels of oil are shipped daily to Europe, the United States and Asia.
These measures include “securing all industrial safety and security requirements and raising the level of security measures of oil installations.