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Gulf Air |
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Gulf Air, the national carrier of Bahrain, operates domestic and international scheduled flights to over 50 destinations worldwide with its base at Bahrain International Airport These destinations covered by Gulf Air include Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, Middle East and Far East. In spite of not having signed for any airline alliance, Gulf Air is a division of the global explorer fare under Oneworld. It offers you the best options to travel to any of the international destinations with the help of its partnership with some of the biggest airlines of the world. It has got exclusive partnership with the Frequent Flyer Programmes under Oman Air and also with Jet Airways.
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A British Pilot Freddie Bosworth started air taxi service from Bahrain to Doha and Dhahran in the later half of the 1940s which was later increased by him with the registration of Gulf Aviation. The British Overseas Airways Corporation signed as a prime shareholder of this Gulf Aviation in the month of October in 1951 and services to London were initiated in the month of April in 1970. In the year 1973, the governments of Oman's Sultanate, Abu Dhabi's Emirate, Qatar's State and Bahrain's Kingdom bought the shares of BOAC in Gulf Aviation and with the signing of the Foundation Treaty on the 1st of January, 1974, each government got a share of 25% in the newly formed company of Gulf Air.
In India, Gulf Air flies to a number of places like New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Trivandrum and Kochi. It operates scheduled flights to the Indian capital of New Delhi at Terminal 2 at the Indira Gandhi International Airport. In order to come each time to New Delhi, Gulf Air covers about 1993 miles from Bahrain.
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