Sharjah-based Air Arabia made its inaugural flight to Shiraz, Iran on Monday – its second destination in Iran - with Air Arabia's officials and press accompanying the flight. Flights from Sharjah to Shiraz will operate two days a week - every Monday and Wednesday.
Air Arabia's first flight to Shiraz flew an official delegation; led by Air Arabia's CEO Adel Ali, Director of Sharjah Civil Aviation, Ghanem Al Hajri and other officials to Shiraz's Airport, where they were met by dignitaries, press and officials.
Air Arabia was established as a fully fledged commercial airline of the UAE in 2003 with a fleet of two modern A320 aircraft, flying directly to Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Sri Lanka and Syria. This year Air Arabia plans to expand its fleet to four Airbus A320 aircraft, flying to more destinations. — (menareport.com)
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