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Evaluation of the Airline Transport Sector. Name: Institution: Part C UAE was formed in 1971, and since then it has become a universal financial and trading center. The leading national airline in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is the Emirates airline, and it is owned by Dubai whereas Etihad is the second largest national air company belonging to Abu Dhabi (Budd, 2016). International Institute for Management Development ranked UAE as the first globally in quality air transport infrastructure banning some aircraft due to the poor standards, for instance, those from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone, Swaziland and Sao Tome and Principal (Group, 2014). Additionally, UAE is the eighth largest oil producer internationally. Air travel contributes significantly to growth domestic product of UAE as it entails locally based airlines and the international airlines (Vogel, 2016). Economic activities are the main factors influencing the growth of the air transport with countries like UAE considering air travel as part of the economic diversification. However, there is a steady growth in UAE drawing a lot of money from the production of oil being the eighth largest oil producer in the world with a two third contribution in the national GDP (K.Young, 2014). Among other trading activities in UAE is its involvement in the international activities by being well integrated into the Arab economy. UAE has created a pleasant environment for foreign countries to trade and thus attracting foreign inflows. The government of UAE has also put up laws to aid in the regulation of local economic activities and the utilization of the Intellectual Property Rights and in
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