Dubai is gearing up for a new low-cost carrier. Emirates has stated that the new initiative will result in the formation of a new company that will operate a low-cost airline model with its own brand and identity.
Published: 26 Mar 2008
Dubai is gearing up for a new low-cost carrier. Emirates has stated that the new initiative will result in the formation of a new company that will operate a low-cost airline model with its own brand and identity.
As per the information available, Emirates is going to help the government set up a Dubai-based budget airline. The unnamed LCC will fly to destinations up to 4.5-5 hours flying time from its base.
HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Maktoum, chairman and CEO of Emirates Airline and Group, has been appointed by the government as chairman of the new low-cost airline.
Ghaith Al Ghaith, executive vice president commercial operations worldwide at Emirates, has been appointed CEO of the new entity.
Initially, the new airline will operate regionally within the GCC area and surrounding countries.
Up to six million extra holidays each year will be fully protected against the failure of a travel company under new measures announced in the UK.
Best Western International has launched a new promotion on its Facebook page. The company says it intends to remind everyone that road warriors are heroes to the people back home, and this promotion is a way to connect the dots between making a living and living it up with those you love.
GetThere has added new capabilities to its mobile offering in order to meet travellers’ needs on the road while still adhering to the corporation’s policies and preferences.