Egypt's national carrier, EgyptAir, has announced the largest deal in its history. It's purchased 45 new planes at a cost of 6 billion dollars. The deal was signed at the Dubai Air Show. Yasser Hakim looks at the significance of the purchase for Egypt's state-owned airline
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