From biometric tunnels in Dubai to digital twins in Doha, Middle East airports are quietly turning into data and software ...
Dubai Airports has expanded its leadership team as DXB and DWC prepare for further growth . Dubai Airports appoints new ...
RX Global has rescheduled the 25th edition of Airport Show in Dubai to 12–14 October 2026, shifting the event from its original May timeline while retaining Dubai World Trade Centre as the venue. The ...
Emirates Group has awarded staff a 20 week salary bonus following the close of its 2025 to 2026 fiscal year, exceeding the 13 week payout initially linked to internal performance targets. The bonus ...
The UK has updated its travel guidance for Saudi Arabia as security concerns coincide with prolonged airline disruption across the Gulf. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office advises ...
Affluent travellers across the GCC are booking private flights later than in previous years, with XO reporting a sharp increase in last minute demand ahead of the busiest weekend of the 2026 summer ...
Foreign airlines increased their share of India-origin international scheduled flights to 58.4% between March and May, up from 51.2% a year earlier, according to OAG data, as capacity cuts by Air ...
Dubai’s General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs has clarified the conditions governing the UAE’s five-year multiple-entry tourist visa, which is available to applicants of all ...
Airlines, defence contractors, and aerospace firms are recruiting across the Middle East, with roles spanning flight operations, safety, engineering, and training. Companies including Emirates, Etihad ...
Etihad Airways has released an updated flight schedule as it gradually resumes limited commercial operations from Abu Dhabi. The revised schedule forms part of a carefully managed restart of selected ...
Emirates has restored 96% of its global network and is operating 75% of pre-disruption capacity, marking a near-full return to normal operations following recent service disruptions. The Dubai-based ...
Global air cargo demand declined by 4.8% year-on-year in March 2026, driven primarily by disruption across major Gulf hubs linked to conflict in the Middle East. This is according to the IATA.
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