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Bahrain Government's USD1bn injection improves Gulf Air’s outlook

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Gulf Air has joined the ranks of carriers that include China Eastern Airlines, Japan Airlines, Air Nigeria and Air India to have received significant government-backed support this year to assist comprehensive turnaround plans. At the end of Oct-2010, the Bahrain Government - which controls the carrier through state-owned Mumtalakat Holding Company - injected BHD400 million (USD1.06 billion) into the airline. The capital injection more than doubled the carrier's authorised share capital, taking it to BHD530 million (USD1.41 billion).

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