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Defence officials reveal plans to acquire new US technology to maintain military edge over Gulf kingdom.

Iraqi Airways is set for a comeback after ordering a new fleet, and may resume direct flights from London to Baghdad.

Fireplace, stable and carpets like desert sands some of features requested by clients.

A complete analysis of the pioneering cargo aircrafts transforming the industry's skies.

Production of the new 777 Freighter is expected to begin in early 2008 after the Boeing Company recently completed more than 90% of the aircraft's design.

Luxury air travel is about to reach new heights as it becomes governed less by the desire for grandeur and more by the need to save time, have fun and seek out-of-the world experiences.

Too much, too soon? Regional airline carriers are losing vast amounts of money as they forgo profits for new planes.

British Airways is making the most of the Open Skies policy with the US by introducing non-stop flights from London Heathrow to Dallas Fort Worth and Houston for the first time.

Boeing is helping Aeroflot-Cargo with the conversion of two MD-11 passenger aircrafts into freighters.

Oman Air is currently amidst an ambitious expansion plan, which is designed to increase the national carrier's standing in the Middle East aviation industry. By introducing more international routes, doubling the size of its fleet and upgrading its cargo facilities, a bright future is being predicted for its airfreight operations, explains Oman Air's cargo manager Sami Abu El-Fetouh.

With the Middle East's private aircraft industry continuing to grow, Aviation Business profiles one of its leading companies.

Each week Arabian Business turns the spotlight on a leading company.

Buoyant demand for the 787 Dreamliner sees Boeing win deals for more than 60 planes.

Planemaker backs Airbus in saying that engine makers should make more eco friendly planes.

ME, Africa, Latin America will spend $40bn on aircraft over the next 20 years, Boeing says.

If rumours about the country's air cargo industry prove true, they could be marking the brink of a cargo revolution.

How is global aviation growth changing the way commercial airplanes are financed?

With customers including Emirates, Cargolux and Lufthansa, Boeing's 747-8 aircraft has proved a popular choice amongst international airlines, states Randy Tinseth, vice president of sales, marketing and in-service support for the 747-8 programme.

The first Aviation Procurement Expo (APEX) was held last month in Abu Dhabi.

Finnair has signed a firm contract to buy 11 Airbus A350XWB planes.

Gulf Air has reassured passengers that all its scheduled flights should be back to normal by April 6, upon completion of maintenance checks on some of its fleet.

Boeing has selected Rockwell Collins to provide the entire suite of displays, autopilot, communication, navigation, surveillance, maintenance, emergency and data management systems for its new 747-8 family.

Airline profit margins in Indonesia may be fostering a culture of risk and danger in the country's aviation industry, particularly among budget carriers, representatives of advocacy groups have said

2006 was a triumphant year for the US plane maker in the region

In an exclusive interview, Drew Magill, Boeing’s product marketing director, outlines the company’s exciting predictions for the Middle East over the next 20 years.