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Dubai Taxi Companies

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Marine Taxi UAE Offers marine and water taxi services for tourists and residents in Dubai and other Arab countries. Web Site: www.marinetaxi.com Cars Taxi Group UAE New! Offers taxi and transportation services in all the UAE region. Web Site: www.carstaxi.ae

UAE Embassies and Consulates in other countries

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Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Washington DC, USA
Embassy of United Arab Emirates in Washington DC, USA.
Web Site: www.embassy.org

United Arab Emirates Consulates and Embassy in Germany
United Arab Emirates diplomatic representations in Germany.
Web Site: www.konsulate.de

Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Berlin, Germany
Website of the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Berlin, Germany.
Web Site: www.uae-embassy.de

Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Tokyo, Japan
Website of the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Tokyo, Japan.
Web Site: www.uaeembassy.jp

Economic Consultancy in the Sudanese Embassy - Abu Dhabi
Provides information and data about the investment opportunities in Sudan.
Web Site: www.sudaneco.org.ae

Embassy of United Arab Emirates in Prague, Czech Republic
Information about the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Prague, Czech Republic.
Web Site: www.mzv.cz

Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Ottawa, Canada New!
Website of the United Arab Emirates Embassy in Ottawa, Canada.
Web Site: www.uae-embassy.com

United Arab Emirates Representations in Belgium
Addresses and contact information of the Embassy of United Arab Emirates, and General Consulates of United Arab Emiratesin Belgium.
Web Site: www.diplomatie.be

Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in London, UK New!
Website of the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in London, UK. President, history, visa, photos and more.
Web Site: www.uaeembassyuk.net

Consulate General of Malaysia in Dubai, UAE
Provides information about the Consulate General of Malaysia in Dubai, UAE. Address, contact details, visa info and more.
Web Site: www.kln.gov.my

Foreign Embassies in Dubai

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British Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
British Embassy in United Arab Emirates.
Web Site: www.britain-uae.org

Embassy of the United States in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Website of the United States Embassy in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Embassy information and services, activities and more.
Web Site: www.uae.usembassy.gov

Consulate General of India in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Official web site of Consulate General of Kuwait in Dubai.
Web Site: www.cgidubai.com

Embassy of Canada in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Website of the Canadian Embassy in the UAE.
Web Site: www.canada.org.ae

Royal Norwegian Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Located in Abu Dhabi. Includes contact information, information on Norway, visa advisory and news.
Web Site: www.norway.ae

Embassy of South Korea in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Website of the Embassy of South Korea in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Web Site: www.mofat.go.kr

Embassy of India in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Website of the Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Information, services, India-UAE relations and more.
Web Site: www.indembassyuae.org

Sri Lanka Consulate in Dubai, UAE
Website of the consultate of Sri Lanka in Dubai, UAE.
Web Site: www.srilankaconsul.org.ae

Embassy of Italy in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Website of the Italian Embassy in UAE. Embassy information and services, visa requirements, activities and more.
Web Site: www.italian-embassy.org.ae

Embassy of South Africa in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Website of the South African Embassy in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Consular services, news, events and more.
Web Site: www.southafrica.ae

Consulate of the United States in Dubai - UAE
Website of the United States Consulate in Dubai, UAE. Consulate information and services, activities and more.
Web Site: www.dubai.usconsulate.gov

Embassy of Belgium in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Official website of the Embassy of Belgium in United Arab Emirates. Embassy information and services, visa requirements, activities and more.
Web Site: www.diplomatie.be

Embassy of the Czech Republic in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Information about the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Web Site: www.mzv.cz

Embassy of Malaysia in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Provides information about the Malaysian Embassy in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Address, contact details, visa info and more.
Web Site: www.kln.gov.my

Consulate General of France in Dubai, UAE
Website of the Consulate General of france in Dubai, UAE.
Web Site: www.consulfrance-dubai.org.ae

Consulate General of Pakistan in Dubai, UAE
Website of the Consulate General of Pakistan in Dubai, UAE.
Web Site: www.pakcgdubai.org.ae

Embassy of Germany in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Website of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Web Site: www.abu-dhabi.diplo.de

Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Abu Dhabi, UAE
Website of the embassy of the Republic of Poland in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Web Site: www.plembassy.gov.ae

Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Dubai, UAE
Provides information about the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Dubai, UAE.
Web Site: www.iranconsul.org.ae

Sharjah Intl. Airport (SHJ)

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Sharjah International Airport was opened on January 1st 1977 and is located 10 km (6.21 miles) south-east of the center of the city and about 15 km (9.31 miles) from Dubai. The airport is located opposite to the Sharjah University and is positioned at latitude 25� 19 N, longitude 55� 30 E. Sharjah was the first emirate to contain an airfield, which was build in 1932 by Imperial Airways (British Airways) as a stopover for flights to India and Australia. The airfield was handed over to the Sharjah government when the British influence left the area in 1968.

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Abu Dhabi Intl. Airport (AUH)

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The airport was first opened in 1968 under the name Al Bateen Airport (AZI/OMAD) and was located in Abu Dhabi island/city.

[SCREEN:0] The modern airport has one passenger terminal which is satellite (donut) shaped with telescopic boarding walkways, which eliminates the need to walk through long airport corridors. The inside of the passenger terminal is covered with blue-tiled atrium and contains the Abu Dhabi Duty Free, which has twice won the best travel retailer in the Middle East twice. The airport also contains 1 runway that is 4.1km (2.55 miles) long, 2 cargo terminals, 12 gates, 5 baggage claim belts, and 24 aircraft stands. The airport currently accommodates 40 passenger airlines, which serve a total of 90 destinations. The airport also contains 36 check-in counters and an 18-hole sand golf course. The meet and assist services provided by the airport are handled by Golden Class.

Dubai International Airport (DXB)

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The Dubai International Airport was built in 1959 by order of the late ruler, Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, and was the first airport to be built in the UAE. At that time, the airport only contained one runway, which length was 1.8 km (1.12 miles). The airport is 4 km (2.5 miles) south-east of the city center and is positioned at latitude 25� 25 N, longitude 55� 36 E. The Dubai Airport is the fastest growing airport in the Middle East and has been nominated the best airport in 2002 and 2003 by a survey carried out by IATA (International Air Transport Association).

[SCREEN:0] Airport Facilities The Dubai Intl. Airport is continuously developing and currently has 2 terminals and accommodates 100 airlines, which connect to over 140 destinations. The airport has a meet-and-greet assistance service known as Marhaba Services [+971 (4) 224 5780].

Etihad Airways

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Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates

[SCREEN:0] 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 launched its first flight to Beirut on Wednesday, November 12th, 2003, and has positioned itself as a luxury airlines.

Air Arabia

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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.�

[SCREEN:0] Being a no-frills airlines, Air Arabia has a number of differences comparing to other commercial airlines.

� A ticket is lost if the flight is missed and you can only change a ticket less than 24-hours before the flight.
� The check-in counter is closed 45 minutes before a flight.
� It is a ticket-less airlines, so all that is needed to check-in is a copy of the confirmation reference.
� Children ticket prices are the same as adults, while infants below 2 years only pay Dhs. 30.
� Each adult or child ticket gets 20 to 30 kilos in check-in baggage and 7 kilos in carry-on baggage.
� Its flights don't have a first or business class.
� There are no free in-flight meals but food and drinks can be purchased onboard.

Gulf Air

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Gulf Air has come a long way since it started in 1950 as a small intra-Gulf commuter service to its present state as a major international airline. It is presently the national carrier for the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Sultanate of Oman and the Emirate of Abu Dhabi (UAE).

[SCREEN:0] 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 is the official sponsor and airways of the Bahrain Grand Prix (Bahrain International Circuit), the first Formula One event in the Middle East.

Notes: Gulf Air is referred to in the Arabic language as Tayaran Al-Khaleej (Tayaraan AlKhaleej).

Emirates Airline

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Emirates Airline is referred to as the official international air ways of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and was setup in 1985 by the government of Dubai. Emirates Airline is a member of the Emirates Group.

[SCREEN:0] 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. Emirates Airline also plans to have in its fleet, the Airbus double-decker A380 by October 2006.