Middle East

Air Arabia achieved 8% YoY growth in profit while still deploying more capacity in the market, an impressive result given the regional airspace challenges.

The Abu Dhabi-based airline attributed its strong financial results to booming passenger numbers, expanding cargo business, and strategic cost-saving measures.

Early reports on Tuesday of an Iranian ballistic missile attack on Israel have prompted many airlines to reroute flights.

As aircraft deliveries are still posing a challenge for many airlines, Etihad is battling the issue by bringing back the iconic Airbus A380 aircraft.

The airline’s financial results seem to be standing on firm ground with increasing operational efficiencies and a solid contribution to its long-term goals.

The decision to shift the service was taken in the interest of safety and as a precaution due to rising tensions in the Middle East.

The Airbus A380 Superjumbo may get to stay longer in the carrier’s fleet with Neves being quoted to leave them till “at least 2032.”

Starting October 1, Emirates offers daily flights between Lagos and Dubai, enhancing travel options and trade between Nigeria and the UAE.

Despite flying the same aircraft model, the Airbus A321, Etihad Airways flies the same route nearly 20% quicker than Wizz Air.

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