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Gulf Air: 15 new airplanes by 2010

Dubai, UAE - Airbus and Boeing would have already been requested to suggest solutions able to satisfy long-range transport exigencies

Arab carrier Gulf Air, after starting its reorganization in 2002 (see for details AVIONEWS), would be willing to aim to a concrete relaunch by purchasing 15 new commercial airplanes, whose operative activity should start in 2006, so increasing the number of its planes up to 50 by 2010. Gulf Air is jointly owned by EAU, Baharain and Oman. So, airline’s board would have already requested Airbus and B...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 102909
Rome, Italy, 09/08/2004 13:38
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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