Dubai Airshow 2011

This could be the week that Oman Air confirms definitively whether or not it will still take the six Boeing 787s.

Research group Oxford Economics (OE) predicts that the importance of Dubai’s aviation sector will grow over the next ten years.

British commanders are counting the cost of a major and successful contribution to NATO’s Operation Unified Protector.

British, French and U.S. aircraft began the action in mid-March, in a “coalition of the willing” named Operation Odyssey Dawn.

Empire Aviation is about to conclude a major joint-venture agreement, which executive director Steve Hartley said will “double the size of the company.”

United Arab Emirates-based Maximus Air Cargo is stepping up efforts to tilt its business plan increasingly in favor of wet leases covering aircraft, crew,

Promotional materials seen at the Dubai Air Show site this week suggest that Tanzanian carrier Precision Air could confirm an order for two of ATR 42-6s.

Embraer has decided to re-engine its E-Jets.

The so-called Arab Spring political upheaval has been a significant of airline business in the region.

Emirates Airline has signed a 10-year agreement for Goodrich to overhaul and support the 16 passenger-evacuation slides on its A380 aircraft.