Bahrain Air was incorporated on the 2nd of July 2007 as a closed Bahraini Shareholding Company B.S.C (C) and is the first privately owned national carrier of Bahrain. it's Inaugural flight took off on 3rd February 2008 from Bahrain to the city of Dubai.
Bahrain Air plans to operate scheduled services to 13 destinations in the Middle East region. It runs scheduled flights serving the Gulf, Middle East, Lebanon, the Indian sub-continent, as well as other regions,Bahrain Air also offers point-to-point services, for both the business community and the traveling public.
Bahrain Air officially launched operations on February 1, 2008. Privately owned low-cost carrier operating premium low-priced services from Bahrain to 19 destinations in the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent. New services was added to Chttagong and Dhaka in March 2010, followed by Istanbul in June. Services Scheduled, international, regional, domestic, passenger.Main base Bahrain International (BAH).
Shareholders are Bahraini and Saudi investors, includes Al Mozoon Contracting (Bahrain), Ali Mohamed Jabour Almusalam (Bahrain), AlZayani Investment Company (Bahrain), Bahrain Duty Free Shops Complex (Bahrain), Faisal Hassan Jawad (Bahrain), Fal Holdings Arabia (Saudi), Ibrahim Abdulla Ali Alhamer (Bahrain), Management Professional Commercial Arabian Holding (Saudi), Nasser Bin Ali Al Mansour Alshareef (Saudi), Shaikh Mohamed Bin Abdulla Alkhalifa (Bahrain), Shmokh AlHemam Co. for Communication & Information (Saudi). Bahrain Air has an alliance with Sama.
Ownership: private, registered in Bahrain, as a "closed joint-stock company"
Executives:CEO Mr. Richard Nuttall ,Mohammed Bin Abdulla Al-Khalifa (Chairman) ,Ibrahim Abdulla Al-Hamer (Managing Director) ,Captain Waleed Alshamsi (Director Operations & Maintenance).
Bahrain Air fleet consists of the following aircraft:
two aircrafts of the type Airbus A319-100
three aircrafts of the type Airbus A320-200
IATA Code: BN | ICAO Code: BAB | Callsign: BAHRAIN AIR
Bahrain Air LLC (طيران البحرين)
Mohammed Center 151, Road No. 44, Arad 243
P.O. BOX 23,736
Muharraq, Bahrain.
Tel: +97317463330
Fax: +97317463331
E-mail: info@bahrainair.net
website: www.bahrainair.net
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P.O. Box 50280, Muharraq,<br />
Suite 101, 10th floor<br />
City Gardens Shopping Mall Office Tower<br />
Government Avenue<br />
Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain<br />
Tel : +97317325900<br />
Fax: +97317325990<br />
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<div class="col-md-4">IATA Code: -- | ICAO Code: BXA | Callsign: BEXAIR<br />
Bahrain Executive Air Services Company W.L.L. (BEXAIR) is an business/corporate/executive aircraft operator in the Kingdom of Bahrain incorporated in 2002, offers a wide range of aviation services and VIP transport solutions also aircraft acquisition and completion, acceptance delivery, aircraft management, operations & maintenance.<br />
Ownership: privately held limited liability entity.<br />
Executive Management: -Mansour Ibrahim Tassan (Chairman)<br />
Bahrain Executive Air Services Company fleet of aircraft consist of the following:<br />
3 x bombardier challenger -604 (A9C-BXB, A9C-BXG , A9C-BXG)<br />
1 x bombardier challenger 3R-601 (A9C-BXD)<br />
1 x bombardier legacy 600 (A9C-MAN)<br />
1 x Cessna Citation Excel (A9C-BXA)<br />
2 x Cessna Citation XLS(A9C-BXI , A9C-BXJ)</div>
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Gulf Traveller was founded on 1 June 2003 as part of the Gulf Air three year restructuring and turnaround program instigated by the CEO at that time James Hogan. The model behind Gulf Air was to economise on routes with low demand for first or business class passengers.
The carrier plan was to provide economy class flights only, and provide an integrated services equivalent to those offered economical class flights in other carriers.
gulf traveller intended to run it's flights initially to Nepal and Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Zanzibar. It also included many cities of the Gulf cooperation countries to its plan. The plans also has an expansion intention of the carrier network to include secondary destinations in Europe.
Gulf Traveller was the all-economy full service subsidiary airline of Gulf Air. Its main base was initially Abu Dhabi International Airport and hubs was Bahrain International Airport, Seeb International Airport. It was briefly relocated between Bahrain and Muscat airports after Abu Dhabi pulled out of the Gulf Air consortium in 2005, and in May 2007 Oman also pulled out of the group leaving Bahrain as sole owner of Gulf Air. Subsequently Gulf Traveller permanently ceased operations due to these change.
Ownership: Gulf Air
Executives: -
Ahmed Al Hammadi (Acting CEO).
Gulf Traveller fleet are: -
5 x Boeing 767-300ER
IATA: GF | ICAO: GFA | Callsign: GULF AIR
Gulf Traveller(مسافر الخليج)
Headquarters P.O. Box 138,
Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain