Riyadh Air, backed by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, has been ordering planes from both Boeing and Airbus ahead of ...

"We are at the moment involved in an extra-wide-body campaign as well," CEO Tony Douglas told Business Insider, in a reference to the largest aircraft types such as the Airbus A350 or Boeing 777X.

Boeing is currently seeking buyers for dozens of jets that have been held back from Chinese airlines amid escalating tariffs, ...

Riyadh Air is emerging as a new force in global aviation, with CEO Tony Douglas signaling that the airline is prepared to acquire Boeing (NYSE:BA) aircraft originally intended for Chinese airlines ...

Speaking to Skift from Riyadh ahead of the reveal, CEO Tony Douglas explained the creative vision behind the project. “At Paris Fashion Week in June 2024, we did our cabin crew fashion reveal.

that glamour back into it," CEO Tony Douglas told Business Insider in an interview. "And of course, the cabin reveal is what connects all that together in terms of guest experience," he added.

The Saudi Arabian start-up is also considering an order for dedicated freighters after it makes a decision on the twin-aisle jets, chief executive Tony Douglas told The National at the Arabian ...

In this special episode of The Riyal Deal on Al Arabiya News, Tom Burges Watson sits down with Tony Douglas, the new CEO of Riyadh Air, for an exclusive interview as the Kingdom’s new flagship ...

Riyadh Air CEO Tony Douglas said on Monday the Saudi startup carrier would be ready to buy Boeing (BA.N), opens new tab aircraft destined for Chinese airlines if they are not delivered due to the ...

Riyadh Air is in talks to buy more aircraft, and CEO Tony Douglas wants them to include first class. The most luxurious cabin has enjoyed a recent resurgence, with European carriers raising the bar.