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Deena Kamel

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Senior business reporter @TheNationalUAE and a Rosalynn Carter Mental Health Journalism Fellow. Formerly Mideast transport reporter @Bloomberg and @Gulf News
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Kuwait's Jazeera Airways plans new plane orders as CEO warns fuel crisis worse than pandemic

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By Deena Kamel Verified
| The National Verified
Kuwait’s Jazeera Airways is considering new narrowbody orders for its Saudi subsidiary, despite the jet fuel crisis caused by the Iran war posing a bigger crisis for airlines than the Covid-19 pandemic, according to the carrier’s boss.
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Lebanon’s low-cost airline Fly Beirut to launch in June 2027 with destinations spanning Dubai to Copenhagen

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By Deena Kamel Verified
| The National Verified
The low-cost subsidiary of Lebanon’s Middle East Airlines is set to start operations in June 2027 with a network connecting Beirut to regional and European cities including Dubai and Copenhagen. Fly Beirut will make its debut with a fleet of five Airbus A320 aircraft, Middle East Airlines’ chairman Mohamad El Hout told The National at the International Air Transport Association's annual general meeting in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Etihad Airways expects summer recovery and keeps airfares steady despite rising jet fuel prices

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By Deena Kamel Verified
| The National Verified
Etihad Airways expects to recover to its pre-war passenger traffic and capacity this summer after the Iran war disrupted travel across the region, with plans to hold air fares steady despite higher jet fuel costs.
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