25. Al Obaid Fadl Almoula, general manager, Sudan Airways
As general manager of Sudan Airways, Al Obaid Fadi Almoula has struggled with a limited fleet of nine aircraft, including Airbus A300, A310 and A320s, as well as the Fokker 50, which together have an average age of 20.2 years. The lack of modern aircraft has created a number of challenges in recent years, for example Sudan’s CAA grounded the airline for a month due to breaking operations and administrational rules in June 2008 – although not related to the carrier’s accident in the same month - while Sudan airlines were placed on the European Union blacklist in March 2010. Unfortunately, without any aircraft on order, the situation is unlikely to be rectified in the short-term.
Jazeera - Mr.Pichler
A great job in a difficult environment. Following the industry for a couple of years, my assumption was that Wataniya and Jazeera would disappear.
Dina Hamet (Apr 19, 2011)
United Arab Emirates
Congrats to Mr. Jahameh - CEO RAk Airways
Mabrook for Mr. Omar.. he launched this airline from scratch with minumum recources..
Samiulla Khan (Apr 17, 2011)
United Arab Emirates
Congratulation to Mr. HH sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum
I congratulate Mr. HH sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum for his achievement being the top in the aviation business power 25. He is having marvelous vision for the growth of the Emirates airlines, Dubai Airports, DCAA and Dubai Duty free. I wish him all the success in future and I pray to Allah to give him the strength, good health and prosperity-Ameen.
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A great job in a difficult environment. Following the industry for a couple of years, my assumption was that Wataniya an