Gulf Air, the national carrier of Bahrain, has appointed Jenan Al Askari as Vice President – Corporate Communications, a move aimed at bolstering the airline's leadership as it pursues its strategic transformation agenda. Al Askari will oversee Gulf Air's corporate communications, including internal and external communications, media relations, and stakeholder engagement, aligning these with the airline's long-term strategy.
Martin Gauss, CEO of Gulf Air, highlighted the importance of effective communication in delivering the airline's strategy and building stakeholder trust. "Jenan brings extensive expertise in strategic and executive communications, and her appointment reinforces our commitment to clear, consistent, and impactful engagement as Gulf Air continues its transformation journey," he stated.
Al Askari brings over 20 years of experience in corporate communications and strategic positioning. Her previous roles include senior leadership positions at Bapco Energies Group, where she led strategic communications initiatives supporting major transformation programmes.
This appointment underscores Gulf Air's dedication to strengthening governance, enhancing transparency, and supporting sustainable growth. Gulf Air, established in 1950, operates to over 50 destinations worldwide and has been recognised as a "Five-Star Major Airline" by APEX for 2026. The airline's fleet includes Boeing 787 Dreamliners and Airbus A320/A321 aircraft, representing Bahrain on the global stage
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