The two titans of the aviation world are battling for the swiftly shrinking jumbo aircraft space.
The Abu Dhabi-based airline now holds more than 515 million shares in its equity partner airline
Exclusive: Boeing’s relationship with the airline is “very strong” despite all the Dreamliner issues, says Marty Bentrott, VP sales at Boeing.
Abu Dhabi carrier makes unusual move in order to meet Los Angeles launch next summer
Etihad expanding east and north as Jakarta flights set to double at the end of October and Latvian trade links to be bolstered by airBaltic’s new flights from December
Low-cost carrier charts new commercial flight path with launch of premium services today.
Abu Dhabi carrier will compete with Emirates for origin and destination and transfer traffic
The used car market in the UAE is a $2 billion business and is growing by 15 per cent year on year, says Saygin Yalcin.
The new service will offer the 500,000 Filipino expats in Dubai more travel options during peak periods.
The deal had been delayed due to scrutiny by Indian regulators and also due to opposition from some politicians.
Strong loads for Ramadan, coupled with capacity expansion, kept the region in pole position.
Carrier starts the new month in top gear by launching services to Clark in the Philippines, a new route between Milan and New York and its first A380 service to Brisbane
New service to meet strong business and leisure demand and support UAE investments in Vietnam
Saudi travellers set to enjoy first class services to and from London next spring.
Co-branded card is designed to reward and enhance loyalty among frequent flyers
Exclusive lounge enables guests to unwind before, during and after games.
Airbus has recently raised its 20-year jet demand forecast, saying the world needed to double its fleet to meet demand.
Over 1.5 million passengers passed through the emirate’s airport in August.
Emirates is the largest operator of Boeing’s twin-engined 777 jetliner and is looking at a more fuel efficient version to introduce around 2020.
The Dubai-based airline has new routes coming up, says Emirates president Tim Clark.
Europe’s biggest airline by sales has seen some of its market shares gobbled up by ambitious Gulf airlines.
Uber has said that their services will only complement the local taxis and not compete with them.
IATA projects that Middle East carriers will post a profit of $2.1 billion in 2014.
Emirates has to raise $22 billion over the next four years to finance its aircraft deliveries
Dubai Airports said the strong growth in August was the fastest in three years
Operations of the new terminal, located in Dubai’s new Al Maktoum International Airport, will begin in April 2014.
The government controls 49 per cent of Turkish Airlines, Europe’s fourth-biggest carrier.
Emirates keen to target New England trade and transfer traffic opportunities
Low-cost airline now flies to both Kiev airports and will start business class flights from the end of October
The Abu Dhabi-based airline plans to introduce more flights, more seats and new routes to India.