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Gulf Air Celebrates Relaunch of Direct Flights to New York

Grace Lee
Last updated: 7 October 2025 05:03
By Grace Lee
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A Gulf Air Boeing 787-9 in air.
A Gulf Air Boeing 787-9 in air. ©a Gulf Air Boeing 787-9 aircraft. © Md Shaifuzzaman Ayon
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Gulf Air, the national carrier for Bahrain, celebrates a relaunch of its direct flight to New York as part of its tourism strategy for 2022-2026 and a continuous strategic partnership with the U.S.

A Gulf Air Boeing 787-9 aircraft taxiing.
A Gulf Air Boeing 787-9 aircraft. © Md Shaifuzzaman Ayon

Strategic Partnership, Increased Ties

As part of the nation’s act to strengthen connections with the United States, the relaunch of a direct Bahrain-U.S. flight serves a significant purpose in showing the country’s ambitions to capture economic opportunities and strengthen bonds between the two nations.

This new route was first announced a few months back in July, and is now officially launched as a route that operates 3 times a week.

H.E. Ms Sara Ahmed Buhejji, CEO of Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority, said in her remarks during the event that this direct route launch “marks a qualitative leap that reflects Bahrain’s growing stature on the global tourism map and opens broader prospects for strengthening ties with the U.S. market,” aligning with the country’s tourism strategy.

This event marks the official start of this direct route, which is hoped to bring about sustained strategic cooperation between Bahrain and the U.S.

The lower Manhattan skyline taken from Liberty Island.
Manhattan, New York. © Percival Kestreltail

More About Gulf Air

Gulf Air is based in the country of Bahrain in the Middle East. Not belonging to any airline group, it operates flights to 51 destinations across 30 countries.

What do you think about this new direct route launched by Gulf Air? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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Aviation Journalist Intern | English Literature and Translation graduate with a keen interest in lifestyle and culture reporting. Currently based in the UK.
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