Gulf Air [GF]

Gulf Air operates one of the largest networks in the Middle East stretching from Europe to Asia and its fleet of 34 modern aircrafts cover more than 45 cities in 32 countries. Gulf Air was the first airlines in the world to provide a specialized childcare for young passengers under 12, whether traveling with parents or as unaccompanied minors, entitled Sky Nanny. Gulf Air has also introduced a unique variety of personalized dining services for passengers in First Class on a selection of long-haul routes, entitled Sky Chef.

Emirates Airlines [EK]

The Emirates Airline fleet now consists of over 50 air planes, including 28 Airbus A330-200, 9 Boeing 777, and 12 larger 300-series Boeing 777 aircraft. Onboard an  Emirates Airline airplane, each passenger has his/her personal TV, which has six to eighteen channels, along with the usual audio channels. When passengers travel in First or Business Class, they are offered a film library, in which they can choose between a selection of titles and watch them on their own in-seat personal video player.

Air Arabia [G9]

Air Arabia, known in Arabic as Al Arabia or Al Arabiya, is a low-cost or budget airways established in October 2003 as a joint venture between two Sharjah government departments, the Civil Aviation Department and the Sharjah Airport Authority. Its slogan is “Be Smart. Pay Less. Fly More.”

Etihad Airways [EY]

Etihad Airways is the Abu Dhabi government's national airline of the UAE (United Arab Emirates), even though it owns the largest shares in Gulf Air. Etihad Airways' fleet comprises of Airbus A330-200 aircrafts As Etihad Airways only lands in Abu Dhabi Airport, Etihad now offers a free transport service to Dubai's Sheikh Zayed Road.