Key Takeaways

  • De Havilland signs deal for up to 10 Twin Otter 300-Gs.
  • UK initiates $3.5B investment 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 Airbus A350-900s.
  • AerCap signs deal with new partner FlySafair for five 737s.
  • flydubai to equip full 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
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Strategic Implications

The Dubai Airshow 2025 has showcased significant investments in fleet expansion and modernization among Middle Eastern carriers. This may indicate a shift towards more efficient and sustainable aviation options, potentially benefiting the region’s airlines and contributing to global market trends.