Logistical Continuity

Soaring High: Bahrain's Aviation Excellence

In the heart of Bahrain, the Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications’ Civil Aviation Affairs oversees all aspects of the civil aviation sector. From issuing critical air transport and navigation regulations to licensing and certification across various aviation domains, they are the guardians of the sky. Their services also extend to the provision of key meteorological services, ensuring each flight's journey is as safe as it is efficient.

Bahrain International Airport was established in 1927, marking its place as the Gulf's first. At that time, it was a critical link between the East and the West. In 2021, Bahrain opened a new international passenger terminal that cost US$1.1 billion. With its advanced technology and convenience-oriented approach, the new Passenger Terminal put Bahrain International Airport on the global aviation map alongside the world’s leading smart airports. With its advanced facilities, it's the chosen hub for major airlines and the heart of operations for global air freight giants like DHL, embodying a perfect blend of historical significance and modern efficiency.

Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, spreads its wings daily across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. It's more than an airline; it's Bahrain's ambassador in the skies, known for its modern fleet, commitment to safety, and unmatched service quality, making every journey memorable.

Routes World, the global airport and aviation conference and exhibition has selected the Kingdom of Bahrain for its 29th Routes World. The event will bring together airlines, airports, and aviation stakeholders from across the world to build air services and global economic growth. It will create a platform for conversations between senior network planners that will define the industry's global future.

Khalifa Bin Salman Port: Gateway to the Northern Arabian Gulf

April 1st, 2009 marked a new era with the commencement of operations at Khalifa Bin Salman Port (KBSP). Poised as the premier hub for the Northern Arabian Gulf's shipping industry, KBSP stands as a testament to Bahrain's strategic foresight in maritime trade. Together with its deep-water berths and approach channel, the post accepts the largest oceangoing container vessels and its direct overland links to the mainland of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia position the port as a major regional distribution center. The port is one of the most modern in the Arabian Gulf, able to handle shipments with an efficiency matching that of the most productive ports in the world.

Eco-Revolution: Bahrain's Leap Towards Carbon Neutrality

The Kingdom of Bahrain is boldly stepping into a new era with its transformative solar energy project. This ambitious initiative, aimed at achieving carbon neutrality, symbolizes a significant shift towards renewable energy and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. By installing solar panels across key locations, Bahrain actively contributes to the global battle against climate change. This project is a testament to Bahrain’s commitment to sustainable energy and reducing the environmental impact of electricity production.