GULF Air (Code AITA: GF ; Code ICAO: GFA ) (rear RTL طيرانالخليج) is the national Airline company of Bahrain and the Sultanate of Oman. GULF Air serves 49 destinations (January 2007).

History

It was created in 1950 to represent the countries of the Arabian Gulf. The company was also financed by the Qatar, which was withdrawn some to be devoted entirely to Qatar Airways, like by the emirate of Abou Dhabi, which was withdrawn some to found the company Etihad Airways. The company is primarily important for Bahrain which does not have a national airline company.

It is based on the Aéroport of Bahrain and the Aéroport of Oman but the training of is carried out with Doha with the Qatar.

The company also finances the Grand Prix of Bahrain. It is chaired by Bahreïnien Abdul Aziz Jassim Kanoo.

Float

The fleet was made up at August 1st, 2006 of the following apparatuses:

The Middle Age of the fleet of GULF Air is 11,4 years in January 2007

Destinations

Africa

• Egypt

• Cairo
• South Africa
• Johannesburg
• Sudan
• Khartoum

Asia

• China
• HongKong

• Bangladesh

• Dhaka
• India
• Bangalore
• Chennai
• Delhi
• Kolkata
• Kochi
• Mumbai (International airport Chhatrapati Shivaji)
• Trivandrum
• Nepal
• Kathmandu
• Pakistan
• Islamabad
• Karachi
• Lahore
• Peshawar

• Indonesia

• Jakarta
• Malaysia
• Kuala Lumpur (International airport of Kuala Lumpur)
• Filipino
• Manila (International airport of Manila)
• Singapore
• Singapore (International airport Changi)
• Thailand
• Bangkok (International airport of Bangkok)

the East and the Middle East

• Bahrain

• Manama
• Iran
• Mashhad
• Shiraz
• Teheran (International airport Imam Khomeini)
• Jordan
• Amman
• Kuwait
• Kuwait (city)
• Lebanon
• Beirut (International airport Rafic-Hariri)
• Oman
• Mascate
• Salalah
• Qatar
• Doha
• Saudi Arabia
• Dammam
• Jiddah
• Riyadh
• Syria
• Damas
• United Arab Emirates
• Abou Dabi
• Alain
• Dubai
• Close-cropped el Khaïmah
• Yemen
• Sanaa

Europe

• Cyprus

• Larnaca (international airport of Larnaca)
• France
• Paris (Airport Roissy-Charles-of-Gaulle)
• Germany
• Francfort-sur-le-Main (Airport of Frankfurt)
• Greece
• Athens (International airport of Athens Eleftherios Venizelos)
• Ireland
• Dublin (airport of Dublin)
• Turkey
• Istanbul
• the United Kingdom
• London (Airport of London Heathrow)

Oceania

• Australia

• Sydney (Kingsford Smith International Airport)

External bond

• international Site
• Reception Site France

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