Boeing estimates that 10 per cent of the demand for new aircraft in the Middle East will be for the Boeing 747. (Image source: Boeing)
Boeing has estimated that airline operators in the Middle East will require 2,610 new aircraft worth about US$550bn over the next 20 years
Vertis Aviation recently added a Bombardier Global 6000 to its fleet. (Image source: Aero Icarus/Flickr)
Switzerland-based private jet operator Vertis Aviation is planning to open its first Middle East office in Dubai in early 2014
flydubais loan would cover the purchase of two recently delivered Boeing 737-800s, of one aircraft which is scheduled for delivery by end of 2013 and for three more which would be delivered in 2014. (Image source: flydubai)
Dubai-based budget airline flydubai has secured a US$228mn loan from five regional and international lenders to finance its purchase of six new Boeing 737-800 aircraft
Qatar Airways plans to place an order for more new aircraft at the upcoming Dubai Airshow. (Image source: RHL Images/Flickr)
Qatar Airways has said it will receive delivery of 80 new A350 jets from Airbus during the second half of 2014
Detailed engineering and design work for the GCC railway project will be completed by early 2014. (Image source: Dcubillas/sxc.hu)
The World Bank advisor to the GCC Secretariat General has announced that construction of the US$15.5bn railway network, which would link all six GCC countries, is expected to commence in late 2014
