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Saudi Arabia’s national aviation regulator, the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) signed an agreement with Archer to create a regulatory pathway for eVTOL deployment in the Kingdom. GACA plans to model its regulatory pathway on the Federal Aviation Administration’s and Department of Transportation’s eVTOL Implementation Pilot Program (eIPP) in order to establish early operations in cities such as Riyadh and Jeddah, as well as gigaprojects such as Red Sea Global, in line with Saudi’s Vision 2030. GACA plans to work with Archer to conduct proof-of-concept demonstrations and operational experimental flight

18 November 2025 (Belem, Brazil) – The International Air Transport Association (IATA), together with the governments of Japan, Malaysia and leading industry stakeholders, have issued a joint statement at COP30, urging governments and the international community to reaffirm the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)’s leadership and accelerate coordinated climate action for aviation to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Specifically, the signatories highlight the need for global solutions, emphasizing that ICAO remains the exclusive forum for addressing international aviation emissions. The signatories caution against fr

The move aims to position the emirate as a premier global entertainment and tourism hub while providing a new gateway for high-value travellers The post Ras Al Khaimah Airport unveils VVIP terminal: A new gateway for global luxury travel appeared first on Gulf Business.

The engine manufacturer recently announced a $50m investment in a new on wing support facility in the UAE The post GE Aerospace inks agreements with Emirates, flydubai at Dubai Airshow appeared first on Gulf Business.

As aviation networks and traffic continue to expand, Airbus forecasts the need for more than 265,000 people to be employed in the sector over the next two decades The post Airbus: Middle East set for 4,000 new jets in race to become the world’s long-haul epicentre appeared first on Gulf Business.

As aviation networks and traffic continue to expand, Airbus forecasts the need for more than 265,000 people to be employed in the sector over the next two decades The post Airbus: Middle East set for 4,000 new jets in race to become the world’s long-haul epicentre appeared first on Gulf Business.