Emirates has unveiled its latest collection of Bulgari amenity kits for First and Business Class customers, the 18th iteration of a partnership with the Italian luxury house that now spans more than 16 years, the airline said on June 25.
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Dubai-based carrier flydubai began a three-times-weekly service to Benghazi on June 17, becoming the first UAE airline to operate flights to the eastern Libyan city, the company said on June 18.
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Emirates has said it is ready to launch daily services to Berlin and Stuttgart, committing more than 100mn EUR ($114mn) a year in operating costs…
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Middle East airlines entered the Iran war in the strongest financial position in their history, but the first wave of earnings has exposed a widening split between the region’s biggest long-haul carriers and its smaller low-cost…
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1bn aircraft engineering complex at Dubai South, billed as the world’s largest and most advanced maintenance, repair and overhaul facility, the carrier said in a statement on May 18 seen by Emerging Travel.
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UAE flag carrier Emirates is currently operating to more than 100 destinations on a reduced schedule, the airline said in a customer advisory updated on April 29.
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Qatar Airways (QATAR) will grow its summer schedule to more than 150 destinations from 16 June 2026, the Doha-based carrier said on April 16.
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More than 46,000 flights cancelled across the Middle East as Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways battle airspace closures, drone strikes and collapsing demand. What the travel trade needs to know.
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Dubai International Airport (DXB), the world’s busiest hub for international passengers, gradually resumed flights on March 16 after a drone struck a fuel tank near the airport in the early hours, triggering a fire and a seven-hour…
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The Lufthansa Group was among the first major carriers to announce suspensions.