On 1 March, Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, will launch Falcon Gold, a new premium cabin travel experience offering the very best elements of Gulf Air’s First Class for the price of a traditional Business Class fare.
Gulf Air, the national carrier of Bahrain, has today launched Web Check-in and advanced seat selection from London Heathrow as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance the travel experience of its passengers.
Gulf Air’s Chief Commercial Officer today reaffirmed the airline’s commitment to Europe following the announcement of its new strategic direction last Monday which aims to make Gulf Air a sustainable and profitable business by 2012 with a more focussed international network and a simplified, modern fleet.
Gulf Air has announced a new strategy to turn itself into a commercially sustainable business in 2012. The strategy will focus on expanding its network with 20 new networks and upgrading its fleet. However it will also cut up to fifteen other routes and close some overseas offices in a bid to curb losses.
Gulf Air, the national carrier of Bahrain and one of the UK’s longest serving Middle East airlines, today moved to its new home at London Heathrow Terminal 4 (T4).
Gulf Air customers to benefit from one of the highest Economy Class baggage allowances worldwide
Gulf Air is eyeing its position in a key market as it begins operating a new weekly service to Najaf in Iraq, with the Holy City becoming the airline’s second destination in the country. It also boosts Gulf Air’s total route network to 44 destinations across 29 countries.
Gulf Air looks to the future to build an efficient, sustainable and dynamic national airline that effectively serves the people and economy of Bahrain
Airline announces operations to total of THREE Iraq destinations by end of September
New CEO will ensure direction and decisions made will be “right for Gulf Air and for the Kingdom of Bahrain”
Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, whose famous golden falcon crest graces the tail of its aircraft, has a total of 50 Hackney Carriages being rolled out over the next two weeks in full Gulf Air livery to promote the airline’s three times daily, flagship service from London Heathrow to Bahrain and beyond. London was Gulf Air’s first international destination outside the Gulf region when it launched services to Heathrow Airport in April 1970 using a VC10 aircraft.
Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain has announced it will be adding additional flights and capacity to several of its key destinations this summer.
Gulf Air, National air carrier, provides an exclusive preview of the new Boeing777- 300ER aircraft to members of the media and invited guests.
Gulf Air, as part of its commitment to the latest aviation technology, signed an agreement with HITIT Computer Services for CRANE Frequent Flyer system.
Gulf Air has revealed a major programme to turn the company around and to get it well again.
With more than 80 per cent of its network already covered under e-ticket, Gulf Air has embarked on major step to further promote the issue of e-ticket, wherever applicable, from 01 April 2007.
Five airlines, including Emirates Airlines, Qatar Airways, Gulf Air and Etihad have topped a recent comprehensive survey of the top 40 brands in the Middle East.
Gulf Air is upgrading its online Booking Engine at www.gulfairco.com to accept online bookings from Kuwait to anywhere on Gulf Air’s network.
Gulf Air, with the biggest network in the Middle East, says it faces a tough year ahead. This comes as it boosts flights from its twin hub of Muscat and Bahrain.
Gulf Air is returning to South Africa.Ê After an absence of more than eight years, the airline will be recommencing non-stop flights between the Kingdom of Bahrain and Johannesburg from 2 December 2005.