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| | Welcome to Air India |
 | | Air Mauritius, Emirates, Gulf Air, Malaysian Airlines, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Singapore Airlines. | | | Aeroflot, Air Mauritius, Austrian Airlines, Belview Airlines, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Egypt Air, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Korean Air, Kuwait Airways, Malaysian Airlines, Royal Jordanian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, South African Airlines, Syrian Arab Airlines, Thai Airways, Yemenia Yemen Airways. | | | Air Mauritius, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Chian Airlines, Emirates, Korean Air, Kuwait Airways, Mahan Air, Royal Jordanian, Royal Nepal Airlines. |
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| | The present membership of AACO stands at 19 airlines, including: Air Algerie; EgyptAir; Emirates; Gulf Air; Iraqi Airways; Kuwait Airways; Libyan Arab Airlines; Middle East Airlines; Oman Air; Palestinian Airlines; Qatar Airways; Royal Air Maroc; Royal Jordanian; Saudi Arabian Airlines; Sudan Air; Syrian Arab Airlines; Trans Mediterranean Airlines; TunisAir; Yemen Airways. | | | The membership of AACO is open for Arab Airlines within specific parameters of safety, economic operations and commitment to joint efforts. | | | Through the Amadeus system, travel agencies and airline offices are able to make bookings on over 500 airlines, representing more than 95 per cent of the world's scheduled airline seats. |
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http://www.amadeus.com/Corpweb/NewsItem2.nsf/0/6A8F970421569C00412568CC004EBED9?OpenDocument
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| | The present membership of AACO stands at 19 airlines, including: Air Algerie; EgyptAir; Emirates; Gulf Air; Iraqi Airways; Kuwait Airways; Libyan Arab Airlines; Middle East Airlines; Oman Air; Palestinian Airlines; Qatar Airways; Royal Air Maroc; Royal Jordanian; Saudi Arabian Airlines; Sudan Air; Syrian Arab Airlines; Trans Mediterranean Airlines; TunisAir; Yemen Airways. | | | The membership of AACO is open for Arab Airlines within specific parameters of safety, economic operations and commitment to joint efforts. | | | The Arab Air Carriers Organization is the regional association of Arab Airlines. |
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http://www.amadeus.com/Corpweb/NewsItem2.nsf/0/6A8F970421569C00412568CC004EBED9?OpenDocument
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| | 0 M A N A I R - C H E N N A I ....... |
| | Air France, Air India, Biman Bangladesh, British Airways, Egyptair, Emirates, Gulf Air, Indian Airlines, Iran Air, KLM, Kuwait Airways, Lufthansa, Oman Air, Pakistan Int´l, Palestinian Airlines, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian, Saudi Arabian, Srilankan Airlines, Sudan Airways, Syrian Arab | | | African Express Airline, African Safari Airlines, Air Europe, Air Kenya, Britannia Cargo, Caledonian, Condor, Kenya Airways, LTU Int´l, Lennox Airways | | | Air France, Air India, Air Tanzania, Air Zimbabwe, Alliance Air, British Airways, Egyptair, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Gulf Air, KLM, Kenya Airways, Precision Air, Royal Swazi National, South African Airways, Swiss, Uganda Airlines |
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http://www.omanair-chennai.com/air.htm
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| | 0 M A N A I R - C H E N N A I ....... |
| | Air France, Air India, Biman Bangladesh, British Airways, Egyptair, Emirates, Gulf Air, Indian Airlines, Iran Air, KLM, Kuwait Airways, Lufthansa, Oman Air, Pakistan Int´l, Palestinian Airlines, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian, Saudi Arabian, Srilankan Airlines, Sudan Airways, Syrian Arab | | | African Express Airline, African Safari Airlines, Air Europe, Air Kenya, Britannia Cargo, Caledonian, Condor, Kenya Airways, LTU Int´l, Lennox Airways | | | Air France, Air India, Air Tanzania, Air Zimbabwe, Alliance Air, British Airways, Egyptair, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Gulf Air, KLM, Kenya Airways, Precision Air, Royal Swazi National, South African Airways, Swiss, Uganda Airlines |
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| | ArabDataNet.com news |
| | Currently, Saudi Arabian Airlines has taken delivery of 42 of the 61 aircraft ordered from Boeing (and then McDonnell Douglas) in late 1995, in what was then the largest deal ever made by a Middle Eastern airline. | | | It has also delivered several new A320 aircraft to Midwest Airlines (an Egypt-based charter carrier), Tunis Air, Qatar Airways, and Syrian Arab Airlines throughout 1999. | | | Emirates and Qatar Airlines have both been acknowledged in the news this year, as international travel organizations recognized the two Arab carriers as among the best airlines in the world (US-Arab Tradeline, 3/12/99). |
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| | Yemenia signs for SITA's SuperCargo |
| | The contract now means that SITA provides SuperCargo to the major airlines in the Middle East and Gulf, including Cyprus Airways, Egyptair, Emirates, Gulf Air, Iran Air, Kuwait Airways, Pakistan International Airlines, Qatar Airways, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Syrian Arab Airlines and Trans Mediterranean Airways. | | | This will automate all aspects of the airline's cargo operations, including capacity management and reservations, handling of outbound and inbound shipments, revenue accounting, dangerous goods control and ULD (Unit Load Device) management. | | | Yemenia has signed a five year contract with SITA for its SuperCargo solution. |
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http://www.sita.aero/News_Centre/Press_releases/Press_releases_-_2001/Yemenia_signs_for_SITA_SuperCargo.htm
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| | Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts |
| | Air France, Air India, Biman Bangladesh, British Airways, Eygptair, Emirates, Gulf Air, Indian Airlines, Iran Air, KLM, Kuwait Airways, Lufthansa, Oman Air, Pakistan International, Palestinian Airlines, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian, Saudi Arabian, SriLankan Airlines, Sudan Airways and Syrian Arab serve this airport. | | | Doha International Airport is 15 minutes away from the Hotel. | | | Exit the airport and turn right at the airport roundabout on to Al Matar Street |
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http://www.fourseasons.com/doha/celebrations/directions_to_hotel.html
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| | A-Z World Airports Online - Doha International Airport (DOH/OTBD) |
| | Airlines Serving Airport: Air India, Al Arabia, Biman Bangladesh, British Airways, Egyptair, Emirates, Gulf Air, Indian Airlines, Iran Air, KLM, Kuwait Airways, Lufthansa, Oman Air, Pakistan Int´l, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian, Saudi Arabian, Srilankan Airlines, Sudan Airways, Syrian Arab | | | Airport Data: International, Doha 8km (4miles), Position 25°15´00"N, 051°33´00"E, Elevation 11m (36ft), 24 hours, 1 Passenger Terminal, 1 Cargo Terminal, 19 Aircraft Stands | | | A-Z World Airports Online - Doha International Airport (DOH/OTBD) |
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http://www.azworldairports.com/airports/p2340doh.htm
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| | Timgad Voyages : Algeria |
| | By air: Various countries from Europe, Africa and the Middle-East are connected to Algiers and the international airports by the national company: Air Algerie, and by several airline foreign companies: Alitalia, Egyptair, Air France, British Airways, Air Lib, Royal Air Maroc, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Syrian Air, Tunis Air, Turkish Airlines... | | | Algeria is located in the North of Africa facing the Mediterranean sea with 1 200 km of coasts. | | | By its geographical situation, Algeria is the crossroads of several civilizations. |
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http://timgad-voyages.com/en/algerie.htm
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| | Comet 4 Airlines de Havilland Comet |
| | When Egypt and Syria joined forces to create the United Arab Republic in 1960 their respective national airlines- Syrian Airways and Misrair - were merged forming United Arab Airlines. | | | It was a 4C and was bought by the Saudi Arabian Government as the personal transport of King Ibn Saud. | | | T.A.P. was founded as a Special Department of the Secretariat for Civil Aviation on 14 |
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http://www.dlyoung.freeserve.co.uk/DH106/comet_4world3.htm
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| | A-Z World Airports Online - Casablanca - Mohammed V Airport (CMN/GMMN) |
| | Airlines Serving Airport: Aeroflot, Air Algerie, Air France, Air Liberte, Air Malta, Air Mauritanie, Alitalia, Balkan Bulgarian, British Airways, DHL Air, Egyptair, Gulf Air, Iberia, KLM, Kuwait Airways, Libyan Arab, Lufthansa, Regional Airlines, Romavia, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Jordanian, SNCargo, Saudi Arabian, Syrian Arab, Tunisair | | | A, Aircraft size max: All types, ILS CAT II |
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| | VirtualTourist.com - Yemen Tips - Pictures, Tips and Reviews |
| | Yemen is served apart from its national carrier Yemenia (flies from Frankfurt/Paris/Rome) mainly from Middle East airlines (Emirates, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian, Syrian, Saudi Arabian) and Egypt air. | | | Yemenia planes from inside are decorated with the pictures of various national & historical monuments/places in Yemen. | | | A good option is to stopover for 1-2 days in any of the cities in the Gulf (ie Dubai) and taste a bit more of the Gulf area. |
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http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Middle_East/Yemen/Transportation-Yemen-BR-5.html
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| | As for Syrianair the airline's financial performance is satisfactory: in 2003, when it transported 1 million passengers, revenues rose to $171 million and net profits reached $9 million, against $7.9 million in 2002, while the first half of 2004 is also reported to be promising. | | | One of these is Arabian Airlines (AA), a new generation, low-cost air carrier. | | | Syrianair has an aging fleet made up of eight Boeings (six old 727s and two newly renovated 747s), six Airbuses which were received in 2000, and four Russian Tupolevs. |
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http://travelwirenews.com/cgi-script/csArticles/articles/000010/001071-p.htm
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| | A-Z World Airports Online - Algiers-Houari Boumedienne Airport (ALG/DAAG) |
| | Airlines Serving Airport: Air Algerie, Air France, Alitalia, Egyptair, Libyan Arab, Royal Air Maroc, Saudi Arabian, Syrian Arab, Tunisair | | | Airport Data: International, Algiers 20km (12miles), Position 36°41´27"N, 003°12´54"E, Elevation 25m (82ft), 24 hours, 2 Passenger Terminals, 1 Cargo Terminal, 24 Aircraft Stands | | | Additional Information: Coaches depart to the city every 30 minutes. |
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| | GrandPrix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Sponsors > TAG-Heuer |
| | TAG was an investment company set up in 1977 by Syrian-born Saudi Arabian entrepreneur Akram Ojjeh, who wanted to invest the huge sums he had made in arms sales and aimed to promote commercial activities between Europe and Middle East. | | | Akram's son Mansour became enthralled by motor racing after a visit to the Monaco Grand Prix in 1978, as a guest of the Saudi royal family - which owned Saudia Airlines, Williams's sponsor at the time. | | | TAG Heuer has been the official timekeeper of F1 since 1992. |
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| | A-Z World Airports Online - Algiers-Houari Boumedienne Airport (ALG/DAAG) |
| | Airlines Serving Airport: Air Algerie, Air France, Alitalia, Egyptair, Libyan Arab, Royal Air Maroc, Saudi Arabian, Syrian Arab, Tunisair | | | Airport Data: International, Algiers 20km (12miles), Position 36°41´27"N, 003°12´54"E, Elevation 25m (82ft), 24 hours, 2 Passenger Terminals, 1 Cargo Terminal, 24 Aircraft Stands | | | A-Z World Airports Online - Algiers-Houari Boumedienne Airport (ALG/DAAG) |
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