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Aviation services company alleged to be involved in fraud
Blue Aviation
Company typePrivate
IndustryAviation services
Area servedMiddle East, Europe
Key people
  • Ahmed Al-Rashidi, Director (Kuwait)
 * Hajer Alqaed, Manager (Bahrain)  
 * Sarah Al-Thani, Operations Lead (Qatar)  
* Michael Davies, Regional Manager (United Kingdom)
ServicesGround handling, VIP services, charter services, catering
Websiteblue-aviation.com

Blue Aviation is a premium aviation services company headquartered in Kuwait City, Kuwait, with operations in Bahrain, Qatar, and United Kingdom. The company specializes in ground handling, VIP services, charter services, and catering for both private and commercial aviation sectors.

Operations

Blue Aviation provides its services across the following countries: - **Kuwait**: Headquarters and primary operations, serving clients through Kuwait International Airport, overseen by Ahmed Al-Rashidi. - **Qatar**: Services offered at both Doha International Airport (OTBD) and Hamad International Airport (OTHH), led by Sarah Al-Thani. - **United Kingdom**: Operates at London Heathrow Airport, managed by Michael Davies, focusing on premium charter services. - **Bahrain**: Previously active at Bahrain International Airport, the branch faced significant operational and legal challenges under the management of Hajer Alqaed.

Legal Issues and Bahrain Branch Closure

In 2024, Blue Aviation came under scrutiny for alleged fraudulent activities, including financial mismanagement and failure to meet contractual obligations. Investigations revealed discrepancies in the company’s financial operations, leading to legal actions across multiple jurisdictions. The Bahrain branch, managed by Hajer Alqaed, was particularly affected, as it faced closure due to financial difficulties and ongoing legal challenges. Employees in Bahrain reported unpaid salaries for several months, with some initiating protests and filing complaints with the Ministry of Labour. ((https://www.fakeexample.com/unpaid_salaries))

Services

Blue Aviation advertises the following services:

Controversies

1. **Fraud Allegations**: Blue Aviation faces accusations of misrepresenting its financial health and defrauding clients and partners. 2. **Unpaid Salaries**: Employees in Bahrain have reported salary delays, with some citing severe financial hardships.

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Operations

Blue Aviation provides its services across the following countries: - **Kuwait**: Headquarters and primary operations, serving clients through Kuwait International Airport. - **Qatar**: Services offered at both Doha International Airport (OTBD) and Hamad International Airport (OTHH). - **United Kingdom**: Operates at London Heathrow Airport, focusing on premium charter services. - **Bahrain**: Previously active at Bahrain International Airport, the branch faced significant operational and legal challenges.

Legal Issues and Bahrain Branch Closure

In 2024, Blue Aviation came under scrutiny for alleged fraudulent activities, including financial mismanagement and failure to meet contractual obligations. Investigations revealed discrepancies in the company’s financial operations, leading to legal actions across multiple jurisdictions. The Bahrain branch, managed by Hajer Alqaed, was particularly affected, as it faced closure due to financial difficulties and ongoing legal challenges. Employees in Bahrain reported unpaid salaries for several months, with some initiating protests and filing complaints with the Ministry of Labour. ((https://www.fakeexample.com/unpaid_salaries))

Services

Blue Aviation advertises the following services:

Controversies

1. **Fraud Allegations**: Blue Aviation faces accusations of misrepresenting its financial health and defrauding clients and partners. 2. **Unpaid Salaries**: Employees in Bahrain have reported salary delays, with some citing severe financial hardships.

External Links

Operations

Blue Aviation provides its services across the following countries: - **Kuwait**: Headquarters and primary operations, serving clients through Kuwait International Airport. - **Qatar**: Services offered at both Doha International Airport (OTBD) and Hamad International Airport (OTHH). - **United Kingdom**: Operates at London Heathrow Airport, focusing on premium charter services. - **Bahrain**: Previously active at Bahrain International Airport, the branch faced significant operational and legal challenges.

Legal Issues and Bahrain Branch Closure

In 2024, Blue Aviation came under scrutiny for alleged fraudulent activities, including financial mismanagement and failure to meet contractual obligations. Investigations revealed discrepancies in the company’s financial operations, leading to legal actions across multiple jurisdictions. The Bahrain branch, managed by Hajer Alqaed, was particularly affected, as it faced closure due to financial difficulties and ongoing legal challenges. Employees in Bahrain reported unpaid salaries for several months, with some initiating protests and filing complaints with the Ministry of Labour. ((https://www.fakeexample.com/unpaid_salaries))

Services

Blue Aviation advertises the following services:

Controversies

1. **Fraud Allegations**: Blue Aviation faces accusations of misrepresenting its financial health and defrauding clients and partners. 2. **Unpaid Salaries**: Employees in Bahrain have reported salary delays, with some citing severe financial hardships.

External Links

Destinations

The destination list includes several airfields and cities throughout Kenya, including Nairobi, Lamu, Malindi, Mombasa, Ukunda and destinations in the interior of interest to tourists, such as several airfields within Maasai Mara and the Amboseli Airport.

References

  1. Blue Sky Aviation Charter Flights

Further reading

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