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1. Keeping the faith: in a challenging climate you could be forgiven for thinking that Middle Eastern airlines might be reluctant to invest. But the reverse is true. Some carriers have demonstrated their confidence by investing heavily in new fleets and operators have shown their continued willingness to be innovative in their inflight assortment

Author

Dunning, Jill

Subjects
Gulf Air Company GSC -- Management, Gulf Air Company GSC -- Services, Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Services, Aer Rianta International -- Management, Aer Rianta International -- Services, Travel industry -- Management, Travel industry -- Services, Airlines -- Management, Airlines -- Services, Company business management, Business, Business, international, Travel industry
Abstract

Award-winning airline Emirates celebrated a first in aviation history this year when it took delivery of an ultra-long-range Airbus. It was the first of eight A340-500s the carrier has on [...]

Published
2003

2. Out of the ashes

Author

Butt, Gerald

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Published
1992

3. Middle East Airlines revamps top cabins

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Company business management, Business, international, Travel industry
Abstract

Middle East Airlines has relaunched its business-class cabin, renaming it Cedar Class. New A330-200 series aircraft on long-haul routes, including Heathrow-Beirut, will have the cabins. Copyright: CMP Information [...]

Published
2004

4. Beirut

Author

Pinkham, Richard

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Business, Economics, Transportation industry, Company business management, Management
Abstract

Rebuilding in Undeterred by regional problems, Lebanon's Middle East Airlines is putting the finishing touches to its pre-privatisation restructuring programme, reconfiguring its fleet, its staff and its conception of the [...]

Published
2002

5. PRIVATISATION IAN GOOLD / BEIRUT; MEA to float as it gets back to profitability

Author

KJ, Max

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Middle East Airlines is set for privatisation on the back of an expected return to profitability next year 'for the first time since 1977', says chairman Mohamad El-Hout. He estimates [...]

Published
2002

6. Middle East

Subjects
Royal Jordanian Airlines -- Management, El Al Israel Airlines Ltd. -- Management, Emirates Airlines -- Finance, Gulf Air Company GSC -- Accidents, Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Saudi Arabian Airlines Corp. -- Finance, Airlines -- Management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

2.59% of world passengers 2.66% of world RPKs 2.88% of world FTKs Alia Royal Jordanian: In preparation for full privatization over the course of the next eight years, the airline [...]

Published
2001

7. MEA transfer operations, calculates substantial profit loss: bulk of carrier's fleet shipped out to Amman, Damascus, Paris and Larnaca

Subjects
Airbus S.A.S. -- Economic aspects -- Management, Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Aircraft industry -- Economic aspects, Airlines -- Management -- Economic aspects, Company business management, Business, Economics, Business, international, A321 (Aircraft) -- Economic aspects
Abstract

National carrier Middle East Airlines (MEA) has transferred its operations to Damascus in a bid to restore its schedule following the ongoing Israeli offensive in Lebanon. 'We have transferred up [...]

Published
2006

9. Out of the ashes

Author

Moxon, Julian

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Middle East Airlines is moving to an all Airbus fleet as it forges its latest recovery plan Two Airbus A321s are in operation alongside a pair of A320s and five [...]

Published
1998

10. MEA links its future with national recovery plan

Author

Sparaco, Pierre

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

Middle East Airlines plans to boost its operations by forging a strategic alliance with Air France and streamlining its fleet. The carrier also plans to eliminate its long-hail routes. Political problems in Lebanon adversely affected the airline's operations.

Published
1998

11. LEBANON: MEA SUFFERS 65% RESERVATION WITHDRAWAL

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Market size, Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Market size, Airlines -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, international, High technology industry
Abstract

According to Assafir newspaper (February 22, 2005), senior executives at the Middle East Airlines announced that the customers' reservation through this airliner has recently withdrawn by more than 65%. The [...]

Published
2005

12. LEBANON: SYMPOSIUM OF MEA AIRLINES FOR TOURIST AND TRAVEL AGENCIES

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Travel agents -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Company business management, Government contract management, Company process management, Business, Business, international, High technology industry
Abstract

Al-Anwar newspaper reported on a symposium for tourist and travel agencies held in mid-October 2002 at the Venice International Hotel, sponsored by the Middle East Airlines (MEA). Attending the symposium [...]

Published
2002

13. LEBANON: PILOTS ASSOCIATION PRESENT URGENT PLAN TO RESCUE MEA

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Business, Business, international, High technology industry
Abstract

According to Al-Hayat newspaper (March 21, 2002), the Lebanese Pilots Association has recently presented a new plan under to financially rescue Middle East Airlines. Although an eight-month period has passed [...]

Published
2002

14. Middle East Airlines considers expansion

Author

Goold, Ian

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Published
1993

15. LEBANON: MIDDLE EAST AIRLINES SIGNS PRIVATIZATION AGREEMENT

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Business, Business, international, High technology industry, International Finance Corp. -- Contracts, World Bank -- International relations
Abstract

Al-Quds newspaper quotes from a statement issued at the end of June 2000 by (former) Minister of Finance George Corms. He announced Lebanon's intention to sign an agreement with the [...]

Published
2001

16. LEBANON: AGREEMENT TO FINANCE REDUNDANCY PAYMENTS FOR EX-MIDDLE EAST AIRLINES EMPLOYEES

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Business, Business, international, High technology industry, International Finance Corp. -- Contracts, World Bank -- Contracts
Abstract

According to Al-Mustaqbal newspaper, at the beginning of July 2000 an agreement on the privatization of Middle East Airlines (MEA) was signed between the International Finance Corporation, the executive arm [...]

Published
2001

17. MEA: up from the ashes

Author

Lefer, Henry

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

Middle East Airlines (MEA) has struggled to keep operating despite the Lebanese civil war that has frequently closed Beirut International Airport, MEA's former home base. MEA survived by moving its headquarters to Paris Orly Airport in the mid-1970s and by chartering and leasing out its aircraft. In 1989, MEA was able to return to Beirut and has been rebuilding its route structure since then. In 1992, MEA reported its first operating profit since 1974, and the airline plans to acquire more aircraft and expand its operations in the near future., Middle East Airlines, Lebanon's privately owned flag carrier, has risen like the mythical phoenix from its own ashes. And like the phoenix, more than once. MEA would have been happy [...]

Published
1992

18. LEBANON: MEA MEETS TRAVEL AGENTS

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Company business management, Business, High technology industry, Business, international
Abstract

According to Al-Safeer newspaper (March 22, 2000), the chairman of the board of the Middle East Airlines Corporation (MEA), Mr. Mohammed Al-Hout, accompanied by executives from the Airlines' sales department, [...]

Published
2000

19. LEBANON: NEW CANDIDATE FOR AIRLINE'S WORKERS COMMITTEE

Subjects
Middle East Airlines - Air Liban -- Management, Airlines -- Management, Business, Business, international, High technology industry
Abstract

According to Al-Safir newspaper, Mrs. Alham Rahal Haidar has announced her candidacy for membership on the workers committee of the Lebanese national air-carrier, Middle East [...]

Published
1999

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