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flydubai participates at the Dubai Airshow with one of its Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft

flydubai, the Dubai-based airline, is participating at the Dubai Airshow for the seventh time, joining the static aircraft display with one of its Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.

Saturday, November 13, 2021 — The Airshow, which is held from 14 to 18 November, will give visitors the opportunity to experience the airline’s interior and onboard product. In addition, flydubai has unveiled a new livery design feature in celebration of the UAE’s 50^th anniversary and it will take part in the official formation flight at the Dubai Airshow.

Ghaith Al Ghaith, Chief Executive Officer at flydubai, said: “we are delighted to be back at the Dubai Airshow, especially during this historic year in which we celebrate our nation’s 50^th anniversary. As travel begins to open up and the world begins to connect once again, it gives those of us in the aviation industry an opportunity to be optimistic and what better place to share this sentiment than with key stakeholders at the Dubai Airshow. It is also a great platform to showcase our Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft which offers our passengers an enhanced onboard experience and operational efficiencies.”

The aircraft on display is one of flydubai’s 18 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft that is part of its single fleet-type of 55 Boeing 737 aircraft, which also includes 34 Next-Generation Boeing 737-800 and 3 Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft. With a flying range of 6,560 km, a LEAP-1B engine from CFM international and enhanced fuel efficiency, the MAX is designed to help improve overall fleet performance and operational flexibility. The size of the aircraft has been refined to allow for improved space in the cabin which features the innovative Boeing sky interior. The flowing lines of the gently-sculpted side walls provide a sense of spaciousness making the cabin welcoming and relaxing and the innovative LED lighting system can be adjusted for any ambience requirements. Since its return to service, the airline’s Boeing 737 MAX aircraft have completed more than 23,000 flight hours.

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fly Dubai’s MAX 8 has a configuration of 166 seats, with 156 in Economy Class and 10 in the Business Class cabin, delivering an enhanced onboard experience for passengers through optimized space. The Business Class seat is designed to provide extra space and privacy with its high curved shell providing comfort and a sense of seclusion. It also features a flatbed, and when fully reclined the seat measures 78 inches, allowing passengers to sleep comfortably. The seat is also fitted with a 15.6-inch 1080p HD built-in touchscreen to enjoy a wide range of entertainment. The RECARO economy seat provides comfort through a generous seat pitch for passengers to sit back, relax and enjoy their flight.

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Qatar Airways Cargo and Japan Airlines Expand Cargo Partnership

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Qatar Airways Cargo, the world’s leading air cargo carrier, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Japan Airlines Cargo (JALCARGO), a pioneer in Japanese aviation, to strengthen their partnership and enhance services for cargo customers.

This milestone builds on their long-standing collaboration as oneworld alliance partners and follows Japan Airlines’ recent launch of daily passenger flights between Tokyo Haneda and Doha’s Hamad International Airport.

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The expanded partnership is set to improve cargo operations between the two carriers, qatar airways seat map ensuring seamless transfers and a more efficient shipping process for customers.

As part of the agreement, both airlines will work together to optimize their network connections, explore new areas of cooperation, and enhance operational synergies.

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Starting next year, qatar airways Cargo will introduce dedicated freighter services between its hub in Doha and Japan Airlines’ hub at Tokyo Narita Airport, further boosting cargo capacity and connectivity.

This partnership aims to increase trade flows between Japan and Qatar Airways’ global network. Over the past year, both carriers handled over 4,462 tonnes of cargo between Japan and various destinations,qatar airways web check in and this figure is expected to grow significantly under the new agreement.

By combining their strengths, Qatar Airways Cargo and JALCARGO are poised to deliver enhanced value to customers and contribute to the economic growth of both regions.