• De Havilland signs deal for up to 10 Twin Otter 300-Gs.
• UK invests $3.5B in Dubai's new flagship airport.
• Ethiopian Airlines orders six A350-900s.
• AMAC Bodrum joins Airbus Corporate Jets service network.
• Emirates and Safran to establish seat assembly unit in Dubai.
• Air Europa signs MoU for up to 40 A350-900s.
• AerCap signs lease deal with FlySafair for five 737s.
• flydubai to equip entire fleet with Starlink in-flight internet from 2026.
• Morocco orders Airbus H225M helicopters to replace Puma fleet.
• Gulf Air finalizes order for 12 Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
• Etihad confirms Airbus widebody deal including Avolon leases.
• flydubai places first Airbus A321neo order

The Dubai Airshow 2025 has showcased Airbus's strong presence in the market, with several major deals announced. This may indicate a shift towards Airbus dominance in the Middle East, particularly in the narrowbody and widebody segments. The expansion of fleet capacity by carriers such as flydubai and Gulf Air may also suggest increased demand for air travel in the region. However, the lack of significant announcements from other manufacturers may suggest a competitive imbalance in the market.