Bahrain to lose with Gulf but fingers crossed with Air Asia
Bahrain International Airport (BAH) could be facing rough times
ahead, if Gulf Air effectively carries out its proposed ‘Get Well Programme’.
The carrier, which is facing a USD675 million FY07 loss, is planning to shrink
its fleet from 34 to 28 aircraft and terminate loss making Dublin, Hong Kong,
Jakarta, Johannesburg, Sydney and Singapore routes, in favour of Gulf and Middle
Eastern destinations.
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