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Tesla vehicles from model year 2017 or newer accounted for 1.4% of all vehicles traded in through March 15, up from 0.4% in March last year.

The airline has invested over $2.4 million in co-developing the system, which will be installed on 300 aircraft in the coming years.

The UAE ranks seventh on the list of top destinations for German millionaires planning to relocate in the next 12 months.

This initiative would deepen the integration of UAE-based entities such as EPI and Strata into Airbus’s global supply chain.

China emerged as DP World’s top trading partner, contributing 25% of vehicle volumes, followed by Japan, Korea, and India.

The agreement aims to reduce travel times, increase road capacity, and improve accessibility to key development areas.

Saudi drivers earned over $533 million through ride-hailing apps.

EVIQ aims to deploy over 5,000 fast chargers across the kingdom by 2030.

This strategic move is set to optimize fleet reliability, reduce downtime, and enhance data-driven decision-making for the airline’s Airbus A380 and A350 aircraft.

A one-woman show about identity, belonging, and the fight against rejection

Marrakech, Morocco, also represented the MENA region by securing eighth place on the list.

Their performance reflects strong operational efficiency and a commitment to on-time service.

DDF expanded its workforce to over 6,000 employees and is set to complete significant renovations in its Arrival shops by early 2025, followed by upgrades in Concourses A and B.

The RTA ensured smooth and safe passenger movement with a comprehensive plan in collaboration with city entities, highlighting Dubai’s efficient transport infrastructure.

Jeju Air shares traded down 8.5% as of 0312 GMT, after falling as much as 15.7% earlier in the session to 6,920 won, the lowest since they were listed in 2015.

Hot-air balloons from more than 10 countries participated in the festival

Travellers can visit the ‘Love Emirates’ booth at Terminal 3 and enjoy activities including trivia games and a VR experience

This milestone reflects the commitment of Roads and Transport Authority’s (RTA) and Keolis-MHI’s, the operator of Dubai Metro and Tram.

The project spans 30 kilometers, featuring 14 stations, and is set to launch in September 2029