24-Oct-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
(CAPA) Air Arabia, the Middle Easts first LCC, announced it has flown five million passengers since its launch in October 2003. Christopher Louis Dsouza, a real estate consultant based in Dubai, was named the carriers five millionth passenger.
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19-Oct-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
(CAPA) Air Arabia announced plans to launch daily services to Bangalore from 28th October 07. Air Arabia, the first international low cost airline to fly to India, commenced services on the Bangalore Sharjah route from 15th October 2007 with four weekly flights which will now increase to daily services.
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09-Oct-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia, the largest low-cost carrier (LCC) in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), announced that it would launch operations to the Indian city of Bangalore on October 15.
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02-Oct-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
(CAPA) Air Arabia announced it launched services to the Indian city of Coimbatore twice weekly on 1 October 2007. Beginning in November, flights will increase to three times per week.
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29-Aug-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced it plans to shortly begin operating two additional flights per week to Kathmandu, Nepal, and three flights per week to Chittagong, Bangladesh.
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14-Aug-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
CAPA) Air Arabias passenger traffic on its Sharjah-Bahrain route for June and July 2007 increased roughly 100% compared to the same period in 2006. The company has also seen a significant capacity growth for the same period with 14 flights per week between Sharjah and Bahrain.
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09-Aug-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia, the largest LCC in the Middle East and North Africa, has extended its call centre timings in the UAE to full time operations.
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26-Jul-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
(CAPA) Air Arabia, the first and largest low-cost carrier in the Middle East and North Africa, announced strong financial results for the first half of 2007.
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06-Jul-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
(CAPA) Air Arabia has reportedly allocated up to USD400 million to acquire another airline in the Middle East region, according to regional investment bank, EFG-Hermes. Targets could include full-service airlines to be converted to an LCC model. The carrier has also allocated funds from a recent IPO to acquire up to 34 aircraft over the next nine years, develop budget hotels and establish a second hub in the region.
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29-Jun-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
(CAPA) The aviation market in Middle East is poised for significant, sustained growth, said Adel Ali, CEO of Air Arabia, the first and largest LCC in the Middle East and North Africa.
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12-Jun-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced plans to begin twice-weekly flights between Sharjah, UAE, and Chittagong, Bangladesh, from 18 June 2007. Air Arabia's direct flights to Chittagong, the second-largest city in Bangladesh, will mark the inauguration of the Sharjah-based carrier's service to the country.
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17-May-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia held its Founding General Assembly on 10-May-07.
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