25-May-2010
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
In response to increasing seasonal demand for low-cost services to Goa, Air Arabia, the first and largest low-cost carrier (LCC) in the Middle East and North Africa, announced today that it will now offer five weekly flights between the carrier's hub in Sharjah, UAE, and Goa, India.
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20-Apr-2009
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia launched its non-stop service to the Indian city of Goa on 16-Apr-09.
Air Arabia lanzó el pasado 16 de abril un nuevo vuelo director a la ciudad india de Goa. Estos vuelos son operados tres veces a la semana desde el Aeropuerto Internacional de Dabolim en Goa y desde el hub de Air Arabia en Sharjah.
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11-Mar-2009
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced (10-Mar-09) that it will launch service to the Indian city of Goa beginning 16-Apr-09. Roundtrip flights will operate three times per week between Dabolim International Airport in Goa and Air Arabia’s hub in Sharjah. Upon commencing service, Air Arabia will be the only UAE-based international carrier to offer direct flights to Goa from the UAE.
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29-Oct-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia started (27-Oct-08) daily service to Hyderabad, India from the carrier’s main hub in Sharjah, UAE. The launch of this new destination coincides with the carrier’s fifth anniversary celebrations.
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01-Oct-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia has won the 'Best Branding Experience Award' for an airline at the Indian Travel Mart exhibition which was held in Jaipur.
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03-Sep-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced that it will launch daily service to Hyderabad, India, beginning 27-Oct-08.
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03-Jun-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced the introduction of daily service to the South Indian city of Kozhikode (formerly known as “Calicut”) on 28-May-08. Air Arabia became the first Middle Eastern airline to offer flights to Kozhikode when it introduced the service in Feb-08, providing flights three times per week.
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27-May-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia's 40th destination globally, second destination in Bangladesh; Largest South Asian destination network of any Middle East-based carrier; Dhaka service to begin in June 8, 2008; Flights to operate four times per week initially.
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02-May-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia, the first and largest low-cost carrier (LCC) in the Middle East and North Africa, and FlyYeti.com, Nepal’s first LCC, jointly announced today the launch of daily service between Sharjah, UAE, and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. As part of a special inaugural promotion, fares on this route will start at just AED 505, exclusive of taxes and surcharges.
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30-Apr-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia, India’s first foreign low-cost carrier (LCC) and the first and largest low-cost carrier in the Middle East and North Africa announced that its passenger average load factor - passengers carried as a proportion of available seats for the first quarter of 2008 stood at 94% across its destinations network in India.
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27-Mar-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced it will launch services to New Delhi on 31-Mar-08, increasing its Indian operations to 11 destinations in the space of three years. Air Arabia commenced operations to India with the launch of services to Mumbai in Mar-05. The current ten Indian destinations served by Air Arabia include Ahmedabad, Chennai, Jaipur, Kochi, Mumbai, Nagpur, Coimbatore, Thiruvanathapuram, Bangalore and Kozhikode.
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05-Mar-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia, the first and largest low-cost carrier (LCC) in the Middle East and North Africa, announced that it will launch service to the Indian capital, New Delhi, beginning March 31, 2008. Flights will initially operate four times per week between New Delhi and Air Arabia's hub in Sharjah. Beginning of May, the service will become daily.
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28-Feb-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia, the first and largest low-cost carrier (LCC) in the Middle East and North Africa, on 26-Feb-08 began its non-stop service between Sharjah, the carrier’s main hub, and Kozhikode, in the state of Kerala - India. Flights will initially operate three times a week, increasing to six times weekly by the end of May-08.
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27-Feb-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia now connects ten Indian destinations to the Middle East with the commencement of its non-stop service between Sharjah and Kozhikode. Air Arabia becomes the first Middle East carrier to operate services to Kozhikode.
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25-Feb-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia will begin operations to Kozhikode (Calicut) in India, its 10th destination in India and third in state of Kerala, as of February 26, 2008. The airline will operate three weekly flights between Kozhikode- Calicut in India and Sharjah and will increase that to six by the end of May 2008.
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21-Feb-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced that it will launch service to the South Indian city of Kozhikode (formerly known as Calicut) beginning February 26, subject to final approval from Directorate General Civil Aviation (DGCA) India. Roundtrip flights will initially operate three times per week between Kozhikode, the third largest city in Kerala, and Air Arabia's hub in Sharjah. By the end of May, service will be expanded to six times per week. Air Arabia is the first Airline in the Middle East to commence operations to Kozhikode.
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13-Jan-2008
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced on 13-Jan-08 that it will establish a new hub in the Nepalese capital, Kathmandu, providing the Sharjah-based LCC with a platform from which to serve markets stretching across South and Central Asia, the Far East, Middle East and Indian Subcontinent. This announcement follows the signing of a joint venture agreement between Air Arabia and Yeti Airlines, the market leader in domestic air travel in Nepal and approval from Nepal Government’s Department of Industries.
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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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14-Feb-2007
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced plans to launch daily Sharjah-Ahmedabad service on 03-Apr-07 with A320 equipment its 33rd destination and seventh in India. Ahmedabad is the largest city in the state of Gujarat, India with a population of almost 5.1 million.
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06-Sep-2005
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES :
Air Arabia announced (06-Sep-05) it would operate seven additional non-stop services on the Sharjah-Mumbai route from 06-Sep-05 to 14-Sep-05 to accommodate increased passenger traffic.
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