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Monday, November 30 - 2009

Gulf Air CEO voted to serve on AACO Executive Committee

National carrier Gulf Air's Chief Executive Officer Mr Samer Majali has been voted to serve on the Executive Committee of the Arab Air Carriers Organisation (AACO).

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  • National carrier Gulf Air's Chief Executive Officer Mr Samer Majali.
    National carrier Gulf Air's Chief Executive Officer Mr Samer Majali.
The Committee is made up of seven member CEOs and meets up to four times per year to provide strategic advice and counsel to the work of AACO.

Mr. Abdul Wahab Teffaha, secretary general of AACO said:
"Mr Majali has served on the AACO Executive Committee in 2001 and I am delighted that he will remain a member. He has always been an active member and his contribution in helping AACO to fulfill its objectives in areas such as safety, customer service, human resources development and greater interaction between the members is greatly appreciated by his peers and the industry as a whole."


Gulf Air Chief Executive Mr Samer Majali said: "I am very proud to have been voted into the Committee once again. Like Gulf Air, AACO has a long history and has many achievements to its name as part of its mission to promote cooperation amongst Arab Airlines and serving their common interests. As the competitive landscape within the aviation industry intensifies and the global downturn in passenger and cargo traffic continues, close cooperation and collaboration is even more important."

The Executive Committee is the highest authority in AACO after the AGM. The Executive Committee reports to the AGM on previous year's work and proposes an action plan for the year to follow.

The Arab Air Carriers Organization "AACO", established in 1965 within the framework of the Arab League of States, is the Regional Association of the Arab Airlines who have their homebase in countries members of the Arab League, it currently has 24 airlines as members.

AACO's Mission is to promote cooperation amongst Arab airlines and to serve their common interests through service excellence.
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About Gulf Air
Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, was founded in 1950 and is one of the oldest airlines in the Middle East. It is owned by Bahrain Mumtalakat Holdings Company.

Backed by more than half a century of experience, expertise and customer care, Gulf Air has established as a powerful brand and today, it is the carrier of choice for most people in the region. However, its goal has remained unchanged - the commitment to providing state-of-the-art flying experience, complemented by its traditional Arabian hospitality.

One of the prime objectives of the carrier is to connect Bahrain to the Middle East countries and the rest of the world. The airline offers customers the unique advantage of operating the largest network in the Middle East with non-stop flights while providing seamless onward connections to other destinations.

Gulf Air's current network stretches from Europe to Asia, connecting 42 cities in 27 countries, with a fleet of 36 aircraft.

The airline has code-share agreement with 15 airlines across the world offering a wider choice of flights that can be booked directly with Gulf Air.

In alignment with the dynamic growth plans of the Kingdom as laid out in 'Vision 2030', Gulf Air has embarked on a business strategy to re-fleet itself over the next five years to further strengthen its presence as a leading player. The airline has placed an order to purchase 24 Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft and another order with Airbus to purchase 35 aircraft that includes A320s and A330s.

Gulf Air is the Official Airline and Sponsor of the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix 2009 and London-based football club Queens Park Rangers.
For further information:

Ms. Katherine Kaczynska
Gulf Air, P.O. Box: 138. Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain
Phone: 00973 17338416

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