Emirati Air Arabia flies to Sudan from April

Emirati Air Arabia flies to Sudan from April

SHARJAH, UAE, 14 March, 2004 (Air Arabia) — Marking the start of its next expansion, Air Arabia LLC – UAE’s national airline and first low-cost airline of its kind in the Middle East & North Africa region – today announced its upcoming scheduled flights to Khartoum, Sudan from April 2004.

Flights to Khartoum will commence on Saturday 3 April and will depart from Sharjah every Tuesday and Saturday at 09:00 with arrival at 12:15 local time. The flight will do a direct turn-around on both of these days and depart for Sharjah at 13:00 with arrival at 17:50 local time. A one way ticket from Sharjah to Khartoum starts at Dirhams 299 – excluding government taxes, which vary from one country to another.

“Sudan is the second North African destination for Air Arabia; our flights to Egypt – Alexandria and Assiut – were launched in January and we are continuing to address the rising demand of our customers for this part of the region,” said Adel Ali, Air Arabia’s CEO. He added: “We are pleased to be able to cater to this demand and offer opportunities to travellers who are looking for competitive fares.”

Air Arabia is a Sharjah government-owned airline which is currently flying from Sharjah to Bahrain daily, Beirut four days a week, Damascus three days a week, Kuwait three days a week, Muscat five days a week, Alexandria three days a week, Assiut three days a week, Aleppo two days a week, Doha five days a week, Colombo three days a week, Shiraz twice a week and Tehran three times a week.

Air Arabia offers tremendous opportunities to travellers who are looking for competitive fares. It aims to make air travel more convenient and frequent, while providing the lowest fares in the market without sacrificing the standards of quality or service offered.