Welcome to IKB Travel - Travel Agent London, UK
Welcome to IKB Travel we are your first choice for cheap flights to the Middle East operating for over a decade we have served more than a 1,000,000 flights to customers around the world and are extremely proud of it. IKB Travel is a leading UK travel agent for the Middle East supplying cheap flights, hotels, cargo, visas, charter flights and corporate travel solutions. With market leading fares on cheap flights to Baghdad and all Middle Eastern destinations, IKB Travel can provide flights at the cheapest price with exceptional service.
We search across a range of different airlines to get you the cheapest price for a flight to the Middle East. We also have charter flights, so call our London office to find the cheapest possible flight option for you. Whenever you purchase a flight from IKB Travel, you get ATOL protection included on most flights so there are no extra charges and we are registered IATA members.
Whether you are looking for cheap flights for travel to Dubai, travel to Iraq or other destinations in the Middle East, we can help you find great deals. Browse our website to find flights to Amman, flights to Jordan, flights to Damascus, flights to Kuwait, flights to Beirut, flights to Baghdad or other destinations. Let an experienced Edgware Road travel agent help you find the best deal.
Did you know that when searching for flights their are two different ways of spelling Sulaimaniya, Sulaymaniya and Sulamyaniyah, we also have offers on flights to Arbil, flights to Najaf and flights to Basra.
If you are planning to travel to Iraq, please contact us. We have Iraq travel experts available to help you with all your travel planning needs. As an experienced Paddington travel agent helping individuals and businesses plan trips to the Middle East, we can help you arrange travel to Baghdad and other destinations, including cheap flights and great deals on hotel accommodations.
IKB Travel has been in operation for over a decade as a travel agent in Central London and we hope this experience inspires confidence in us. We also hold ATOL and IATA membership protecting our customers even after they leave our website or stores
شرکت هواپیمایی و توریستی سفر و تورها ی لندن انگلستان
به IKB سفر خوش آمدید ما اولین انتخاب شما برای پروازهای ارزان به شرق میانه عامل برای بیش از یک دهه ما بیش از یک 1000000 پرواز به مشتریان در سراسر جهان خدمت کرده اند و بسیار افتخار از آن می باشد. IKB سفر آژانس مسافرتی برجسته بریتانیا برای شرق میانه تامین ارزان پرواز، هتل ها، حمل و نقل، ویزا، پرواز چارتر و راه حل های سفر شرکت های بزرگ است. با بازار کرایه پیشرو در پروازهای ارزان به بغداد و تمام مقصد خاورمیانه، IKB سفر می توانید پرواز در ارزان ترین قیمت با خدمات استثنایی فراهم می کند.
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آیا شما به دنبال برای پروازهای ارزان برای سفر به دبی، سفر به عراق و یا مقصد دیگر در شرق میانه، ما می توانیم به شما کمک کند پیدا کردن معاملات بزرگ. فهرست وب سایت ما برای پیدا کردن پرواز به عمان، پرواز به اردن، پرواز به دمشق، پرواز به کویت، پرواز به بیروت، پرواز به بغداد و یا مقصد دیگر. اجازه دهید با تجربه Edgware جاده آژانس مسافرتی به کمک شما در پیدا کردن بهترین معامله.
آیا می دانید که در هنگام جستجو برای پرواز دو راه مختلف املایی سلیمانیه سلیمانیه و Sulamyaniyah خود، ما نیز پیشنهادات در پرواز به اربیل دارند، پرواز به نجف و پرواز به بصره.
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THE EIGHTIES
Back in the early 80s Richard Branson was probably best known for Virgin Records - the legendary record label that signed major names like the Rolling Stones, Janet Jackson and The Human League. In 1984, much to the horror of his directors, Richard announced to the world that a high quality, value for money airline would begin operating within three months. Three months, some licences, staff and an aircraft packed with celebrities later, Virgin Atlantic Airways was born. By the end of the decade we had flown over 1 million passengers and started shaking up services onboard by being the first airline to offer individual TVs to their business class passengers.
THE NINETIES
In 1992 Richard sold Virgin Music to Thorn EMI and invested the proceeds into Virgin Atlantic, improving on an already great service. In the same year we launched the first super economy service that went on to become our award winning Premium Economy. We spent most of the Nineties buying new planes, expanding our route network and generally breaking new ground in passenger service, both on the ground and in the air. In 1999 Richard sold a 49% stake in the company to Singapore Airlines valuing us at a minimum of £1.225bn. In the same year, for services to entrepreneurship Richard received a knighthood.
THE NAUGHTIES
The naughties have proved exciting times...
In 2003 came the launch of Virgin Atlantic’s revolutionary Upper Class Suite, the longest and most comfortable flat bed and seat in business class.
The new Virgin Clubhouse at Heathrow opened in March 2006. Amongst the many unique features of the flagship lounge are a cocktail bar, a hair salon, a Cowshed spa, a brasserie and a games room.
In 2007 came the launch of Virgin Atlantic's brand new check in facilities at Heathrow Terminal Three. For Economy and Premium Economy passengers Zone A is now wider, brighter and more spacious, enabling passengers to check-in at kiosks in a faster and more stress-free way. For Upper Class passengers, came the Upper Class Wing which offers a private security corridor so passengers can speed through the terminal to the Clubhouse quicker than ever before.
In 2008 we operated a pioneering biofuel demonstration with Boeing and engine manufacturer GE Aviation on a 747 between London and Amsterdam. This was the world's first flight using biofuel by a commercial airline. Virgin Atlantic has also ordered 15 of the 787-9 Dreamliners which burn around 27% less fuel per passenger than the A340-300, the aircraft it will replace in the Virgin Atlantic fleet.
This year, Virgin Atlantic will be celebrating its 25 years with a series of special fares, campaigns and events in the run-up to its birthday in June 2009, as well as promoting red hot fares to red hot destinations
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British Airways is the UK's largest international scheduled airline, flying to over 550 destinations at convenient times, to the best located airports.
Whether customers are in the air or on the ground, British Airways takes pride in providing a full service experience.
The British Airways group consists of British Airways Plc and a number of subsidiary companies including in particular British Airways Holidays Limited
It’s simple common sense: a collaboration will always work best where the partners involved complement each other. Take the three partners in the Austrian Airlines Group: Austrian, Lauda Air and Austrian arrows. The focus of Austrian is on scheduled traffic, Austrian arrows specialises in regional business, while Lauda Air completes the Group programme with its activities in the charter flight segment.
At just 6.2 years, the average age of our aircraft is substantially below the European mean. This makes our fleet one of the most modern in the world.
Vienna’s domestic airport, Vienna International Airport, uses superior infrastructure, while its highly efficient handling of incoming and outgoing aircraft ensures the fast, comfortable transfer of our passengers. The airport’s average transfer time of just 25 minutes is unique in Europe, in fact. Should you ever have a longer time to wait until your departure, Vienna International Airport also offers generous and newly designed lounges to help you while away the time until your departure in the most pleasant and harmonious atmosphere.
The top priority for the companies of the Austrian Airlines Group is to fulfil passenger requirements to the very highest standards. Which is why Austrian, Lauda Air and Austrian arrows are constantly working to improve their services further still. The three first-class brands of the Austrian Airlines Group are valued around the world for their high levels of quality and friendliness. This is as true of Business Class as it is of Economy Class. The Austrian Airlines Group will continue in future to offer you the utmost in quality, reliability and security.
For Turkish Airlines employees, aviation first starts as an interest but soon turns into a passion. This passion is kept alive in nearly thirty operations within our organisation.
Thanks to its rich corporate structure and human resources, Turkish Airlines offers a variety of specialty fields to individuals who would like to develop their careers in the company. Our operations constitute parts of a chain and run in an integrated and coordinated way with each other. Loyalty and efficient team work are the foremost common values among our employees. We do our best to make sure that our employees’ personal objectives and their shared values are in harmony with the corporate objectives and culture.
All operations are supported by continuous training programmes. Hence personal development requirements are met and continuity of the corporate development is ensured
Mission
Turkish Airlines was founded under law no. 2186 in ANKARA under the name"STATE AIRLINES ADMINISTRATION" as a department of Ministry of Defence.
FLEET
KING BIRD (5 SEATS)
2 JUNKERS F-13 (4 SEATS)
1 ATH-9 (10 SEATS)
1935 The administration was turned over to Ministry of Public Works
1938 The name was changed to "General Directorate of State Airlines" and was operated under Ministry of Transportation
1945 DC-3 aircraft joined our fleet
1947 First international flight was Ankara-Istanbul-Athens
01.03.1956 TK was reorganised and operated under a special legislation and renamed Türk Hava Yollari A.O. with a capital of 60 MILLION TL.
1958-1960 F-27 anf VISCOUNT aircraft joined our fleet
1967 First DC-9 jet aircraft joined our fleet and the jet age started
1971 B-707 aircraft leased and joined our fleet
1973 F-27 aircraft replaced with F-28 aircraft
DC-10 aircraft joined our fleet
1974 B-727 aircraft joined our fleet
1984 The company was reclassified as a"STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE" and the capital was raised to 60 BILLION TL
1985 AIRBUS 310 aircraft joined our fleet
1986 Fareast flights started with the addition of the SINGAPORE route to our flight network.
1987 The capital was raised to 150 BILLION TL in July
1988 New York route via Brussels was added to our flight network in August
1990
With Etihad, everyone who flies with us is welcomed as our guest.
This simple credo illuminates everything we do, from big things like making sure that our fleet is one of the most advanced in the sky, to small touches like letting you choose the films you watch.
We’re proud to be the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates. At the crossroads between Europe and Asia, our home reflects our commitment to bringing the world closer together — as does our highly cosmopolitan staff.
Discover how we put the pleasure back into flying.
As the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, we seek to reflect the best of Arabian hospitality — cultured, considerate, warm and generous — as well as enhance the prestige of Abu Dhabi as a centre of hospitality between East and West.
Our goal is to be a truly 21st century, global airline, challenging and changing the established conventions of airline hospitality.
We welcome everyone who flies with us as a distinguished Guest, as reflected in the unique hospitality we offer in our Guest Zones. With our fresh new approach to service in the air and on the ground, we seek to return a sense of freedom to flight.
As well as a relaxing experience, we also strive to make travel safe and environment-friendly by practising the highest global standards in both these areas.
And we are always in touch with your needs. That’s why we are constantly innovating, taking the smallest detail into account in our pursuit of excellence and perfection.
Welcome aboard for a refreshing experience. Be our Guest.
Change the way you see the world.
Etihad Airways was set up as the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates in July 2003 by a Royal decree issued by Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, then the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Services. Soon after, Dr Sheikh Ahmed bin Saif Al Nahyan was appointed Chairman of the airline.
Based in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE, we started with an initial paid-up capital of AED500 million, with the twin objectives of creating an airline that would bear the UAE flag and extend true Arabian hospitality to our guests. Our name reflects this spirit: ‘Etihad’ is Arabic for ‘united’, and hence a symbol of the bonding among the seven emirates that constitute the UAE.
We officially launched services with a short, ceremonial flight to the oasis city of Al Ain in the emirate of Abu Dhabi on November 5, 2003. A week later, on November 12, 2003, we started commercial operations with the launch of our service to Beirut.
In the months that followed, we grew at a phenomenal pace, adding almost one new route a month. In June 2006, we achieved another milestone: 30 destinations in 30 months. By 2010, we plan to touch 70 international destinations.
Other significant achievements in our three-year-old history include:
Sharing our unique vision and keeping pace with our amazing growth are our leisure division, Etihad Holidays; and our cargo services unit, Etihad Crystal Cargo.
Set up in November 2003, Etihad Holidays offers exciting holiday packages for a variety of budgets and tastes, living up to the Etihad promise of offering true value to guests.
Etihad Crystal Cargo offers innovative air cargo services that are based on three fundamental promises: ultimate information transparency, 21st century technology and total customer focus.
And, together, we change the way you see the world.
With over half a century of pioneering history, Gulf Air is one of the most experienced Middle East carriers. Renowned for its outstanding and warm Arabian hospitality and service, passengers flying with Gulf Air enjoy both comfort and quality across all classes.
With over 520 weekly flights, Gulf Air has the biggest Middle East network. It also boasts fast and convenient connections via its Bahrain hub with almost two in three Gulf Air flights offering connectivity within two hours.
For our premium passengers Gulf Air offers dedicated First and Business Class check-in, airport Fast Track and premium lounge access.
Gulf Air has one of the most generous checked baggage allowances of all the major carriers. First Class passengers are permitted a free checked allowance of 50kgs, Business Class 40kgs and Economy Class 30kgs.
Specially trained for in-flight childcare services, Gulf Air’s Sky Nanny takes the stress out of travelling with small children. All children also receive backpacks containing lots of goodies to keep them entertained during the flight.
The award winning Gulf Air Frequent Flyer programme is one of the most generous in the industry. It offers a host of benefits to reward loyal customers including extra baggage allowance, lounge access, free flights and more.
"Iranian Airways" was first established in May 1944 and commenced its first passenger flight right after the World War II from Tehran to holy city of Mashhad. Within a period of 17 years (1945-1962) this airline developed into a major domestic Route with a few international flights per week.
In 1954 another private airline as "Pars Airways" was established.
Initially "Pars Airways" only undertook freight services to Europe.
The geographical situation of Iran, expanding its spacious levels, relative remoteness of crowded areas from each other, lack of means of transportations either railways or roads, the need to initiate safe and fast connections to survey and governmental organizations, and the last but not the least, lack of an ordered equipment with high capacity to revive mutual aviation rights with other countries and also securing more welfare and comfort for Iranians, provided the conditions for the board of ministers to ratify a proposal suggested by road minister to establish a national Airline corporate on February 10th, 1961.
Following this decision, on February 24th, 1961 both "Iranian Airways" and "Pars Airways" merged to form a new airline as" IranAir" with the acronyms and the symbol of "HOMA" bird and this new airline commenced its activities in April 1962.
Covering the domestic aviation transportation needs accompanied by observing the safety principles and forming transportation services with neighboring and far-fetched countries, and also considering simultaneous communal contracts on commercial grounds and interests of the country were among the reasons to establish IranAir.
Iraqi Airways was founded in 1945. The first planes used were Dragon Rapides. For the next fiscal decade, until 1955, these planes were alternated with Vickers Viscounts. By 1955, however, the Viscounts took over all of Iraqi Airways' services.
The 1960s arrived, and so did the jet age. Iraqi Airways was quick to modernize, buying Russian built Tupolev TU-124 planes as well as British built Tridents. These jets allowed Iraqi Airways to increase service across the Middle East, to Africa and Europe. During that time, cargo airplanes such as the Il-76 arrived.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is an international airline operating worldwide. KLM forms the core of the KLM Group, other members being KLM cityhopper and transavia.com. KLM merged with Air France in 2004 in a business model that is unique in the aviation industry.
Under the Air France-KLM holding company, both KLM and Air France operate as network airlines: via hubs, or transfer airports, they maintain a worldwide network of services to European and intercontinental destinations. KLM and Air France complement each other through the optimal alignment of their networks and through the coordination of their three core activities: passenger transport, cargo transport and aircraft maintenance.
In close cooperation with Air France, KLM offers passengers and airfreight shippers more than 250 destinations worldwide, either non-stop or via another airport. A key principle in the alliance is the dual hub strategy: KLM and Air France’s home bases of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Paris Charles de Gaulle respectively act as transfer airports in the shared network. Measured by operating revenues, Air France-KLM is the largest airline group in the world.
KLM is a member of SkyTeam, one of the three global airline alliances. With ten members as of April 2006, SkyTeam is the second largest alliance by market share. KLM is thus a key player in a strong global alliance that has important positions in North America, Europe and Asia. KLM – with its partner Kenya Airways – and Air France also enjoy a strong position in Africa.
KLM’s strategic goal is profitable and sustainable growth. Together with Air France, it will achieve this through the further development of its three core activities in the most attractive markets, through cooperation within SkyTeam and through further reductions in unit costs.
KLM recognizes that sustainability is a precondition for it to retain the support it needs to realize its commercial goals. KLM’s strategy is therefore to achieve profitable growth that contributes to both its own corporate goals and the economic, societal and social development of The Netherlands.
KLM wishes to play an active part in setting the criteria necessary to realize its objectives: growth opportunities at the Schiphol home base, access to all markets that add to the quality of the network, and a level playing field for all. KLM seeks to balance the company’s interest with those of its local surroundings.
As an employer, KLM wants to promote the long-term involvement of its employees in the labor process. To achieve this it pays specific attention to the flexibility, mobility, participation and health of its staff. In fiscal 2006 | 2007, KLM Group carried nearly 22.6 million passengers and 627,000 tons of cargo and provided engineering and maintenance service for airframes, engines and components to more than 100 airlines. KLM Group operates a modern fleet of 194 aircraft and had a workforce of 32,555. Operating revenues for 2006 | 2007 amounted to € 7,698 million and operating income to € 616.
Kuwait Airways aims at setting the standard for customer orientation and become an admired airline to fly, to invest in, and to work for.
To provide customer-oriented services that meet the individual needs and preferences of our clients.
For clients who look for best-in-class services, we provide for them a premium product.
For clients seeking value for money, we provide a reliable economy product.
Our philosophy is to be an airline with a global reach and a local touch. Our clients will appreciate our services that enhance both novelty and tradition.
Customer:
To serve the entire community of Kuwait
To become the preferred carrier for inbound business travel.
To become a link for Business and Leisure travel between Eastern and Western regions.
Market:
We are an international airline. We connect the Kuwaiti economy and society with the world whenever it is economically feasible.
We are an important link. The geographic location of Kuwait allows us to link with the GCC countries, the Indian sub-continent and Asia with Europe, and the USA and vice versa.
Financial Viability:
To grow in line with the market demand in Kuwait and capture further growth opportunities in the Middle East.
To provide a viable investment opportunity to the private sector.
For us, financial viability is the key to become a trusted and respected enterprise to our investors, customers and employees.
After the Liberation of Kuwait in 1991, we proudly rebuilt Kuwait Airways. With the same spirit we look at the future and take the challenge of transforming Kuwait Airways into a profitable enterprise.
Employees:
We believe that highly-motivated and well-trained employees can show distinguished performance. Therefore we empower our employees by providing rewarding career opportunities and excellent training.
Technology:
To use technology to improve our product reliability, safety and on-time performance.
To use integrated Management Information Systems to support the management decision-making by providing accurate and actual information on market and own performance.
Image:
To become a catalyst for the future economy of Kuwait and the neighboring regions.
To build a strong relationship with the local community, especially with suppliers.
As the flag carrier of Kuwait, to continue to be associated with success and excellent performance.
Moving moments in a company's lifetime: Lufthansa from infancy to the present-day. The first passengers use a ladder to climb into the Fokker-Grulich FII. Today's passengers check in on the Internet or with a WAP-enabled mobile phone...
1926
Lufthansa owes its origins to "Deutsche Luft Hansa Aktiengesellschaft" (renamed "Lufthansa" in 1933), which is formed from a merger between "Deutsche Aero Lloyd" (DAL) and "Junkers Luftverkehr" on January 6. The new airline inherits its crane logo, designed by "Deutsche Luft-Reederei" in 1919, from DAL, the blue-and-yellow house colours from Junkers.
It commences scheduled flights on April 6 with a fleet of 162 aircraft, of 18 different types. A flying expedition to China is the event of the year.
1927-1930
Following its acquisition of shares in 1926 in the German-Russian "Dereluft" airline, which was founded in 1921, Lufthansa is influential in the founding of the Spanish Iberia, the Brazilian "Syndicato Condor" and the Chinese "Eurasia" airlines.
1934
Lufthansa opens the first trans-oceanic, scheduled airmail service across the South Atlantic. Between 1936 and 1938, it also experiments with scheduled air services across the North Atlantic.
1939-1945
After substantial expansion of the route network in 1939—including flights to Bangkok and Santiago de Chile—wartime air services, except for a few European countries, are suspended. All flights are discontinued in 1945 and Lufthansa goes into receivership and is finally wound up and struck from the Berlin commercial register in 1965.
1951-1955
The Federal Transport Minister sets up a working committee in 1951 to prepare for the resumption of air traffic in postwar Germany and entrusts the job of implementation to "Büro Bongers", the office headed by Hans M. Bongers, the traffic chief of the old Lufthansa in Cologne. A new company to run air services and named "Aktiengesellschaft für Luftverkehrsbedarf" (Luftag) is founded in Cologne on January 6, 1953. The company changes its name to the more traditional "Deutsche Lufthansa Aktiengesellschaft" in 1954, and resumes scheduled flights on April 1, 1955.
1960
Lufthansa enters the jet age, initially on long-haul routes, with the arrival in the fleet of the Boeing 707. The last of the propeller-driven aircraft, a Vickers Viscount, is retired in 1971.
1964-1976
Conversion to jet aircraft continues with the start of flights on medium-haul routes with the Boeing 727 and, on short-haul, with the Boeing 737, the city jet largely fathered by Lufthansa. The wide-body era begins at Lufthansa with the delivery of its first Boeing 747 jumbo jet in 1970, later to be joined by the McDonnell-Douglas DC10 and the A300, the first of the jets from the newly founded European aircraftmaker.
1990
Lufthansa resumes flights to Berlin 45 years after the end of World War Two following Germany's reunification.
1992- 1997
Lufthansa masters its worst-ever economic crisis with a sweeping rehabilitation programme. The airline, largely owned by the state, is privatised step by step. Its MRO, cargo and IT businesses are spun off as independent companies.
1997
Lufthansa, Air Canada, SAS, Thai Airways und United Airlines create the "Star Alliance", the world's first multilateral airline grouping, later to be joined by other carriers.
1997-2001
The Lufthansa Aviation Group equips itself for the new millenium, training its focus on innovation and quality. Placement of orders for 15 Airbus A380 megaliners charts the airline’s path into the future.
2002-2005
Even during times of crisis in the aviation industry, Lufthansa remains on the ascent: With the “Future European Operations“ programme, the airline reorganises its regional markets, while gaining new partner airlines to expand the Star Alliance global route network. Passengers enjoy greater comfort in a completely revamped Business Class with fast broadband Internet connectivity in the aircraft cabin.
2005
Lufthansa celebrates the 50th anniversary of the new Lufthansa following its postwar re-entry into the airline community. SWISS is integrated as an independent airline in the Lufthansa Group. Its integration consolidates Lufthansa’s position among Europe’s leading network carriers.
2006- 2008
Lufthansa creates new perspectives for Germany's future as a business location: Lufthansa orders 20 Boeing 747-8s and is the launch customer for the aircraft. Preparations for the A380 include route proving with Airbus, a new A380 maintenance hangar and a new terminal area in Frankfurt. The Lufthansa Aviation Center becomes an architectural flagship. Lufthansa Cargo founds the cargo airline AeroLogic with DHL Express. Further partners strengthen the Star Alliance, which now encompasses 21 members.
The Qantas story is inextricably linked with the development of civil aviation in Australia. It begins with fragile biplanes carrying one or two passengers in open cockpits and progresses to advanced Boeing 747s flying some 400 people half way around the world in a day
But, it is a story of human endeavor, not just machines. A few determined individuals overcame formidable obstacles to establish the Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services Ltd (QANTAS). Supported by committed staff and loyal customers, the airline persevered through war and peace to serve the nation and build an enterprise. The Qantas story is about the people who have created its exciting and productive history - its staff, its customers and the excellence of its business partners and key suppliers.
Today, Qantas is widely regarded as the world's leading long distance airline and one of the strongest brands in Australia. Qantas continues to provide outstanding service to its customers and is at the forefront of the international civil aviation industry.
The future holds many challenges for Qantas - maintaining safe operations and world class product standards while building a viable and competitive position long term for the airline
Travel by air has reached the point where it is now taken for granted in most corners of the globe. With larger number of passengers and more choice available in the skies, airlines looking to maintain and grow their position in the marketplace must provide a high-quality service with ever-increasing efficiency.
In this highly competitive environment, award-winning Qatar Airways has undergone a phenomenal expansion period, with an average of 35% growth year-on-year for the past 10 years. Along the way, the airline has garnered many awards and accolades, becoming one of only five airlines worldwide to have been awarded a five-star rating by Skytrax, an independent aviation industry monitor.
Our commitment is to provide travellers with the highest quality of service in the air and on the ground. Qatar Airways will grow these services as we continue along our path of expansion and quest to become known globally as the best airline in the world.
We look forward to offering you our award-winning Five Star service.
Thank you for flying Qatar Airways.
Akbar Al Baker
CEO
Qatar Airways
Akbar Al Baker's Profile
Akbar Al Baker has been instrumental in shaping the development of Qatar Airways into one of the fastest growing and most highly acclaimed airlines in the world.
Born in Doha, he is a graduate in Economics and Commerce and worked at various levels in the Civil Aviation Directorate before becoming Qatar Airways' CEO in 1997.
Mr. Al Baker has, over the last decade, spearheaded the growth of Qatar Airways, which operated only four aircraft in a regional capacity prior to his appointment. Currently Qatar Airways flies 58 aircraft to almost 80 destinations across an ever-growing international route network.
He is also leading the development of the New Doha International Airport, which opens in phases from 2009.
A highly motivated individual, Mr. Al Baker has been a successful businessman in Doha for more than 25 years, holds a private pilot license, and is also CEO of several divisions of Qatar's national airline - these being Qatar Airways Holidays, Qatar Aviation Services, Qatar Duty Free Company, Doha International Airport, Qatar Distribution Company and Qatar Aircraft Catering Company.
Royal Brunei Airlines, the country’s flag carrier, was established on 18 November 1974 as an independent corporation wholly owned by the government of Brunei Darussalam.
The airline’s chairman is Pehin Orang Kaya Pekerma Dewa Dato Seri Setia Lim Jock Seng, Minister of Foreign Affairs Two at the Brunei Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Acting Chief Executive Officer is Pengiran Haji Alihashim Pengiran Haji Yussof while other Brunei citizens hold the senior management posts within the departments of Aircraft Operations, Commercial, Corporate Services, Finance & MIS and Engineering.
1970s
In Royal Brunei's first year, services were started to Singapore, Hong Kong, Kota Kinabalu and Kuching in Malaysia. The route plan extended over the years and flights to Manila (1976) and Bangkok (1977) became available.
1980s
Following the purchase of a third B737-200QC Combi in 1980, the airline's network expanded to include Kuala Lumpur (1981), Darwin (1983) and Jakarta (1984).
In 1986 following the acquisition of three new extended-range B757-200 aircraft, Taipei was added. Later, services were started to Dubai (1988).
1990s
Growth continued through the 1990s. In June 1990, Royal Brunei took delivery of its first B767-300ER aircraft, enabling it to fly to London Gatwick (1990). However, the following year, on 7 May, it changed its services to fly twice weekly to London Heathrow instead.
1991 saw Perth and Jeddah added to its destinations list, while Brisbane came online in 1994.
On December 1, 1996, Royal Brunei began daily flights to London Heathrow. Twice-weekly services to Surabaya were launched a year later in 1997.
2000s
In October 2003 Auckland was introduced to the network as an extension of the Brunei-Brisbane flights.
May 2006 witnessed the inauguration of the three times weekly flights to Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon.
Moving Ahead
Soon after the beginning of the millennium, Royal Brunei's board and management unveiled a bold and aggressive strategy to develop the airline's status as a world-class player.
The plan was to make the organisation well structured and dynamic. At the same time the airline would invest in a re-fleeting programme that would include both the acquisition of new aircrafts and the upgrading of its current equipment with the latest state-of-the-art technology.
The core objective was to raise the levels of comfort and safety, two factors that are paramount to passengers.
New Fleet
The delivery of two new Airbus A319 aircraft (August and September 2003) marked the beginning of Royal Brunei's re-fleeting programme. Two more Airbus A320s were delivered in December 2003 and January 2004.
Royal Brunei now operates a fleet of six Boeing B767-300s, two Airbus A320s and two Airbus A319s.
Route Network
Royal Brunei provides scheduled services across Asia, the Middle East, Australasia and to the United Kingdom. As an added convenience to its passengers, the airline has code-share agreements with Thai Airways International, Malaysia Airlines, British Midland, Philippine Airlines and Dragon Air of Hong Kong, allowing passengers to co-ordinate flights for seamless travel to a wider choice of destinations
In 1963, His Majesty King Hussein of Jordan issued a Royal Decree for the setting up of a national air carrier. His words were unforgettable. "I want our national carrier to be the ambassador of goodwill and the bridge across which we exchange culture, civilization, trade, technology, friendship and better understanding with the rest of the world." Inspired by this royal vision, Alia (later renamed Royal Jordanian) launched its operations.
Royal Jordanian's role as Jordan's national carrier has now long been established. Today, under the invaluable guidance and directives of His Majesty King Abdullah II, the airline carries out its mission, while continuously modernizing and upgrading its services, renewing its fleet and expanding its route network and operations. Royal Jordanian's headquarters are located in the heart of the capital, Amman, and its flights are operated from Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA). Its modern fleet covers a network of 54 destinations on four continents.
The airline owns Royal Wings, a Royal Jordanian subsidiary company dedicated to charter business, operating from Amman Civil Airport in Marka. It also owns 20% of Jordan Airline Training and Simulation Limited (JATS), 20% of Jordan Aircraft Maintenance Limited (JorAMCo), 20% of Alpha (the flight catering services company) and 6% of the Royal Jordanian Air Academy. In view of its reputation and international level of competitiveness, the airline was honored when the prestigious oneworld airline alliance invited Royal Jordanian to join its elite membership, of which the most important are, American Airlines, British Airways, Iberia, Cathay Pacific, Japan Airlines and others. RJ is thus the first Arab and regional air carrier selected to join any of the three global airline alliances (oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance), and the first airline to join oneworld in the last five years. The airline officially joined oneworld on April 1, 2007, after it completed all technical and technological requirements to become part of the grouping. Royal Jordanian currently has marketing alliances, through code-sharing, with several international airlines including, Austrian Airlines, Iberia, Air Canada, Aeroflot, Thai International, Malaysia Airlines, Syrian Airlines, Gulf Air, Cyprus Airways, America West Airlines and American Airlines.
To be the Airline of choice connecting Jordan and the Levant with the world.
To ensure our customers always recommend our airline because we consistently provide:
The highest level of safe, secure and reliable air transportation. A seamless travel experience with exceptional customer care. Value for money through maintaining cost efficiency. To ensure our people are motivated and work productively as a team because we offer: A healthy and stimulating work environment with open dialogue and participation. Competitive employment benefits and rewards. Opportunities for training and career development. Energetic and decisive leadership. To ensure our shareholders invest in the company because we deliver: An attractive return on investment. Sustainable profitable growth. The highest levels of corporate integrity and responsibility. To ensure Jordan will be proud of us because we: Represent the best of Jordanian hospitality and culture. Promote Jordan as a destination and a gateway to the Middle East, to both business and leisure travelers. Support local communities and charities.
The Creation of Singapore Airlines
From a single plane to an internationally respected brand, more than 60 years of innovation and service has propelled the growth of Singapore Airlines to become one of the world's leading carriers with an advanced fleet. We began with three flights per week, and today our route network spans 103 destinations in 41 countries. Years ago, Singapore Airlines was the first to offer free drinks and complimentary headsets. More recently, we pioneered inflight telecommunications services and unparalleled inflight luxury. In 2007, Singapore Airlines celebrated its 60th Anniversary and we are the first to put the world’s largest plane into service.
From First Flight to Soaring Height
The history of Singapore Airlines dates back to 1 May 1947, when a Malayan Airways Limited Airspeed Consul took off from Singapore's Kallang Airport on the first of three scheduled flights a week to Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang.
Over the next two decades, the Airline steadily acquired more planes. There were additions of the DC-4 Skymaster, Vickers Viscount, Lockheed Super Constellation, Bristol Brittania, Comet IV, and the Fokker F27.
On 16 September 1963, the Federation of Malaysia was born and the Airline became known as Malaysian Airways Limted. In May 1966, it became Malaysia-Singapore Airlines.
Later, the new look of the Airline evolved further with its first Boeings - three B707s, then a fleet of B737s.
In 1972, Malaysia-Singapore Airlines split up to become two entities - Singapore Airlines and Malaysian Airline System.
This change was used to launch a new, more modern service approach on the airline. To house a special fleet of B747s, B7272s, and DC-10s, the new Singapore Airlines also boasted a new airfreight terminal and a B747 hangar.
The Singapore Girl is Born
In 1968, the sarong kebaya uniform designed by French couturier Pierre Balmain was introduced and the internationally recognized image of the Singapore Girl debuted.
A Reputation for Inflight Firsts
The 1980s brought a number of firsts. The Singapore Airlines fleet continued to grow, in impressive and historic ways. It had the first A300 Superbus, the B747-300 Big Top, the B757 and the A310-200. We are also the first airline in the world to operate an international commercial flight across the Pacific Ocean with the 747-400 Megatop.
In the 1990s, Singapore Airlines revolutionized inflight communications and entertainment through the KrisFone - the first global sky telephone service - and KrisWorld offerings. At the same time, we sought to further improve our unparalleled fleet, placing a US$10.3-billion order for 22 B747-400s and 30 A340-300s in 1994, a US$12.7-billion order for 77 B777s in 1995, and a US$2.2-billion order for 10 A340-500s in 1998. The company was also first to involve a comprehensive panel of world-renowned chefs, the International Culinary Panel, in developing inflight meals in 1998.
In 2000, the Airline placed 19 A380s on firm order and a US$4 billion order for 20 more B777-200s in 2001. In 2004, Singapore Airlines was the first to operate the world’s longest non-stop commercial flight between Singapore and Los Angeles in February on the A340-500, and then surpassing the record (in terms of distance) later that year with the non-stop service to New York (Newark) in June. The A380, the world's largest commercial plane entered service with Singapore Airlines on the 25 October 2007, making it another world’s first.
The Highest Service Today
Singapore Airlines today is built solidly on our history, from the designer bone china flatware to the Bulgari cologne for First Class passengers, to our advanced fleet of aircraft and motivated employees.
Today, our inflight service is of the highest order. The Singapore Airlines World Gourmet Cuisine boasts a selection of exclusive and tantalising signature dishes, specially designed by a panel of nine internationally renowned chefs, and a wine list selected by three of the world's most discerning wine consultants.
KrisWorld, Singapore Airlines' award-winning and ever-expanding inflight entertainment system, offers customers a wide range of entertainment options. Customers can choose from a variety of movies, TV programmes, music CDs and channels. There is also an extensive selection of video games and interactive applications including Berlitz Word Traveler, a fully interactive learning programme.
Singapore Airlines became a full member of the global Star Alliance in 2000 and with it came "seamless" worldwide air travel. With the extensive network of partner airlines, connecting flights, frequent flyer points, and baggage clearance are now a breeze.
Singapore Airlines’ route network reaches out to over 100 destinations in 41 countries.
A Future of Firsts
Singapore Airlines made Aviation history when the Airline became the first to operate the world's largest aircraft, the A380, on the 25 October 2007 between Singapore and Sydney. The A380 also operates to and from London and between Singapore and Tokyo.
In addition, Singapore Airlines introduced its Suites - in a class beyond First, together with cabin improvements in all other classes while still providing excellent service.
The future promises to bring more firsts like these, as Singapore Airlines continually strives to drive quality service through innovation.SWISS is Switzerland’s national airline, and its 75-aircraft fleet serves 71 destinations (winter schedules) around the world from its Zurich hub and from Basel and Geneva international airports. As part of the Lufthansa Group and a member of the global Star Alliance, SWISS will remain true to its mission of providing quality air services that link Switzerland with Europe and the world.
People who fly with SWISS should always feel at home. And, with its core values of “personal care”, “Swiss hospitality” and “quality in every detail”, SWISS will continue to maintain its high market profile as Switzerland’s national airline.
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