Air Arabia’s special flights repatriate Emiratis from Pakistan free of charge - GulfToday

Air Arabia’s special flights repatriate Emiratis from Pakistan free of charge

  • 26 Apr 2020
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The Sharjah-based budget airline, Air Arabia, announced it operated new repatriation flights between Pakistan and the UAE carrying Emiratis back home free of charge.

Two special flights operated between Lahore and Multan in Pakistan and Sharjah International Airport on April 24 and 25.

Air Arabia remains committed to bring stranded citizens back home as well as supporting requests to operate repatriation flights and is working closely with UAE authorities in this regard. The airline is currently operating a mix of special passenger flights as well as cargo flights to multiple destinations.

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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