Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain and the largest network operator in the Middle East, added Entebbe to its growing network, its third East African operation with four non-stop weekly flights between Entebbe and Bahrain.

As a result of the increase in traffic between Egypt and Libya, and in response for its customers’ needs, EGYPTAIR took the decision of doubling the flights to the Libyan cities to become 21 weekly flights instead of 11 flights; by double daily flights to Tripoli starting 7th of Dec and a daily flight to Ben Ghazi starting 8th of Dec.

Wizz Air, the largest low fare – low cost airline in Ukraine and in Central and Eastern Europe announced today that it would restart operations in Western Ukraine following the successful completion of runway reconstruction works at Lviv International Airport.

Emirates considered the Middle East’s Leading Airline Economy Class, Middle East’s Leading Airline Lounge, Middle East’s Leading Airline Rewards Program and Middle East’s Leading Airline Website by the prestigious World Travel Awards gave the birthplace of the tango a dazzling turn of its own last night, as the airline prepared to launch flights to Buenos Aires from 3rd January 2012.

Emirates considered the Middle East’s Leading Airline Economy Class, Middle East’s Leading Airline Lounge, Middle East’s Leading Airline Rewards Program and Middle East’s Leading Airline Website by the prestigious World Travel Awards, has increased its commitment to Sudan with the introduction of one additional flight per week, providing a daily, non-stop service between Dubai and Khartoum Civil Airport from 5th December 2011.

Royal Jordanian will resume its regular direct operations from Amman to the Libyan capital, Tripoli, starting November 24, 2011. The airline has five flights a week to Tripoli.