Gulf Air’s summer performance takes a dip
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Gulf Air witnessed a break-even situation with operating losses of only BHD 42,000 and a bottom line of only BHD 200,000 net loss. On a positive note, the airline recorded a higher seat factor while also delivering 25% higher revenue than last year.
The airline enhanced its network offerings and also provided additional flights during the holiday season between Bahrain and destinations of Istanbul, Larnaca, Amman, Beirut and Bangkok. In tandem the airline also welcomed the arrival of its first revamped A330 product featuring fully-flat bed seats in gold class, upgraded seats in economy class and an innovative in-flight-entertainment system.
Gulf Air acting chief executive officer, Maher Salman AlMusallam said: “We see signs that our strategy is enhancing bottom-line performance. These results are a dramatic improvement on earlier performance over the past ten years or more and a reflection of ongoing efforts. Month by month we are continuing to improve, continuing to strengthen and continuing to transform our airline.”
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