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Air Arabia bookings in July rises 57 per cent
DUBAI— Air Arabia yesterday announced record July bookings in line with their rapid expansion. Adel Ali, Air Arabia's Chief Executive Officer, said: "We are delighted to announce that we have carried 57 per cent more passengers this July compared to the same time last year. It is a great achievement to be able to offer affordable travel to more people across the region and we shall continue to do so."
We encourage passengers to book early to get the lowest fares as we continue to offer significantly lower fares than other airlines. We have indeed revolutionised air travel through offering a simple and transparent service across the region, added Ali. Air Arabia has flown over a million passengers throughout the region and neighbouring countries to date. The next six months will see Air Arabia offering increased destinations as it continues with plans to fly to more destinations across the region.
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