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Singapore's newly introduced airliner "Tiger Airways" that will become top competitors with Qantas and Jet star. Tiger Airways has announced it will begin services from Melbourne to the Sunshine Coast from December 1. The discount airline has already announced services into the Gold Coast,...

All you people are so lucky, whoever went to the Paris Air Show. i wish i could go. :( from the looks of it, i am guessing Qatar and emirates will become big competitors and also with qatar on there way to finishing middle east's biggest airport, but not for long as dubai have started production on ...

wow, thats pretty bad damage. Are they going to try to repiar it ? I hope they find a good way out, it will be sad to se this as the end of An-225!

they are nuts, and that's good, lets put it to the test.

The shape of the Boeing doesn't look that attracting in the first place even though that's not that much of a concern. but why have such blended design, how is this going to help? i don't seem to understand the physics behind it. they should have tried the swept back wings like on the A380 [maybe]. ...

well, i think thats what they did with australian domestic airline 'Virgin Blue' couple years back, they were fired because of age i am not sure if it was due to the weight ~~

maybe then its not the service thats, bad if you think about it, its there destinations, which are so limited. and they don't go to middleast, and that's where they are lsoing customers they are so stupid of media, the fact that everysingle arab is terrorist!!!!! which is the most stupidest thing to...

ryanCX] yeh that's right Qantas is pretty bad, i live in Audtralia and i don't like there serivce at all. I had a ADL to Singapore flight, and didn't really enjoy it, as much as i would enjoy on singapore or Emirates.

With the distinctive blue and gold logo and the name "Singapore Airlines" across 33 metres of the aircraft fuselage, the world's first customer A380 aircraft rolled out of the paint hangar in Hamburg, Germany, on 2nd May 2007. With extraordinary precision, the entire surface area of the ai...

Desert Rat wrote:http://archive.gulfnews.com/articles/07 ... 12168.html

Metro progress in DXB...

wow, thats great news, i didn't even know that was going on. Thanks for the update.

^^^
[i still dont see a positive future for an airport of this size in this area. Maybe i am wrong Wink]

Na i dunt think so u r wrong... u said exactly what seems to be my point of view... lol....... but what ever happens i hope its good for the Emirates

well......... once Dubai has built there new airport whats gonna happen to the old one???????? I heard that they might convert into a terminal only for emirates or somthin.......... but dat would be stupid

well........ take it this way....... i lived in Dubai for 9 years.......... my uncle was the x manager of dubai intl. airport.............. n he always tld me.. most plp came for business............ but they actually enjoyed having a holiday rather than.... doin business........... beaches and the ...

r u nuts man 'Advisor' India have all teh facilities they need and all the money................. dats just bloody racist of you......... i ma not an indian myself but i knw how much tehy have advanced in the last 2o years

dats hell good fro TNT

mate............. i know wht u mean........... i m jus not on there side

well........... then.... i know it will happen...... but i don't see how they can keep living on such high luxury surley the oil will run out somtime!!!

well this means there should be surviors

yeh........ i was in Doha couple of weeks ago and yeh ur right the business class lunge stays pretty busy. but i wonder.... dat dubai is a huge competior for doha....... dis will show us the real middle east hub... doha or dubai

With the finite oil reserve on earth and the rate we are burning it at the moment and in the near future, I can't see that the demand for aviation can ever be sustained till 2050. The projection is a complete fantasy.