Little to say about these. They are not in MRAI format, but you can use MRAIGen to make them so.

They contain source files for the following carriers (I've added notes)

Abu Dhabi Aviation Helicopters - representative plans to get helos moving in and out of AUH. They are not accurate although they do emulate the morning rush of flights out to the rigs. The ADA helicopters fly using the registration as the callsign as in reality. ***There is a pre-compiled BGL with the AI package already, so you only need these if you plan to alter anything.***

DHL Middle East (Dilmun). This gets the fleet of 6 727s that operate for SNAS Aviation (on contract to DHL) flying. They are also not accurate. Many of these flights operate in daylight, whereas in reality most activity is at night. There are also a couple of flights to Brussels via Athens that are particularly un-realistic, since I don't think the 727 would be permitted into Brussels! I'm sure the Bahrain-Brussels flights are operated by a 757 that adopts the "Dilmun" callsign for the sectors. (In fact it was a "Dilmun" 757 involved in the tragic accident over Germany/Switzerland (collision with a Tu-154) a few years back).

Etihad A380 proving flights. These are for laughs. I created them to test A380 parking at Abu Dhabi (gates 308 and 309), and to check their behaviour on the runway and for no other reason. They provide a shuttle service out to Al Ain! 

Mega Airlines.
This carrier hasn't been addressed in FS as yet. It operates 2 727s with a 757 in storage at Taipei and a third 727 in storage at (I think) Fujairah. When I made these plans, all 727s were flying which is why there are 3! They may even still be painted in Sky Airlines Cargo (Chile) livery.

Abu Dhabi Aviation fixed-wing
These fly light equipment, and support personnel, out to the islands. The real schedule is very "thin" so I made fictional sectors to keep the fleet busy. The plans also include flights for 3 of the 4 DH8Cs that will eventually be operating maritime surveillance duties (A6-ADD/E/F/G), and flights operated for a corporate client by ADA, using DH8D A6-ADK in a special livery.