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Air Arabia Jordan goes operational with 1st flight 9P 301 to Kuwait

byCustoms Today Report
20/05/2015
in International Customs, Jordan
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AMMAN: A new era of low-cost aviation in the Levant began today as the first Air Arabia Jordan flight departed its base at Queen Alia International Airportin Amman. The airline’s inaugural flight to Kuwait City was marked by a ceremony attended by senior executives from the airline, the Jordanian aviation industry and member of the press.

Inaugural flight 9P 301 departed Amman QA International Airport today at 12:00 pm local time and was received upon arrival by officials at Kuwait International Airport. Air Arabia Jordan will also launch its services to Jeddah, Erbil and Sharm El Sheikh on May 19th, 20th and 21st respectively. The new airline will offer customers comfort, reliability, and value for money air travel from and into The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

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In addition to increasing international connectivity for people living in Jordan, Air Arabia Jordan aims to support the on-going development of the local economy by bringing more tourists and business people into the Kingdom. It will also create a significant number of skilled jobs in the fast-growing aviation sector.

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