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Air Arabia announces new repatriation flights to India, other countries

  • 15 Apr 2020
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Air Arabia reminds all passengers that gloves and face masks must be worn in order to guarantee boarding.

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Sharjah-based budget airline, Air Arabia, announced on Wednesday new passenger repatriation flights as well as cargo flights to multiple destinations including India from Sharjah International Airport.

The airline will operate a mix of outbound only passenger flights as well as cargo flights during the month of April to India, Afghanistan, Iran, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Sudan, Egypt and Nepal.

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Air Arabia reminds all passengers that gloves and face masks must be worn in order to guarantee boarding.

Air Arabia is committed to support requests to operate repatriation and cargo flights and remain working closely with UAE authorities in this regard.

Further information about the repatriation and cargo flights available on the website or by contacting Air Arabia call center on 06 5580000 or respective travel agent.


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