Deena Kamel
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Flydubai expects higher fuel costs, travel curbs and aircraft delays to limit growth | The National (opens the original)
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Soaring jet fuel prices, international travel advisories and aircraft delivery delays are frustrating flydubai's growth plans, with higher fuel costs being passed on to customers. The airline has hedged a âbig partâ of its position against higher jet fuel prices. Still, the rising costs are reflected in its air fares, chief executive Ghaith Al Ghaith said at Arabian Travel Market in Dubai on Wednesday. Jet fuel is the âbiggest headacheâ because sudden price swings make it hard to cash in
Etihad makes 'great bet' on premium travel with new A330 Neo and A321LR cabins | The National (opens the original)
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Etihad Airways has unveiled new cabins for its existing Airbus A321LR narrowbodies and imminent Airbus A330 Neo wide-bodies, expanding its premium offering and focusing on the luxury-passenger experience. It comes as demand for seats in the front of the plane continues to grow. The new products are aimed at refining Etihad's focus on the premium experience, bringing the âlook and feelâ of a modern Abu Dhabi across the journey on its planes and airport lounges, and establishing more consisten
Etihad expects 2026 break-even and strong demand despite Iran war | The National (opens the original)
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Etihad Airways expects to break even this year due to strong demand despite the Iran war, reversing a forecast in June that it could post an annual loss. The Abu Dhabi airline is flying with planes 90 per cent full, generating positive cash flow and benefitting from a âboomingâ air cargo business, chief executive Antonoaldo Neves told The National on Monday at the Arabian Travel Market. The airline added 15 per cent capacity in July year-on-year, recorded a profit in August and held air fare
'Dubai will come back': ATM 2026 focuses on tourism recovery backed by events and repeat visitors | The National (opens the original)
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Dubai's travel and tourism officials are cautiously optimistic about a rebound in the industry despite the Iran war, betting on Emirates airline's rapid recovery, a busy events calendar, the appeal of the city's winter season, and close collaboration between the public and private sectors. The city is preparing to host the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) from September 14 to 17 when the sector's recovery strategy will come into sharp focus against a backdrop of regional travel disruptions. Emirates
Airport ground handler Menzies considers expansion in Gulf, Syria and US despite war uncertainty | The National (opens the original)
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Airport ground handler Menzies Aviation is planning expansion in the Gulf and US, while the Syrian market is of interest, as it aims to sustain its âaggressiveâ growth despite Iran war-related travel disruptions and higher costs. The aviation services company, which has a regional office in Dubai, is keen to serve airports in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which has a âvery fast-growing, large, dynamicâ market, chief executive Hassan El-Houry told The National. Kuwait is also a potential futu
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