The airline's fleet has expanded to 89 aircraft, serving 68 destinations globally
according to Shaikh Khalifa’s generous initiative, Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC) said in a statement.
The most recent generous initiative by the President, His Highness Shaikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan aims to provide dignified life and stability for all residents of the UAE and to relieve their families of financial burdens ahead of the Eid El Fitr and the forthcoming new academic year as the government of the emirate of Abu Dhabi places education as a top priority and a pillar of development and growth as well as of the country’s efforts to achieve excellence and put the UAE on par with advanced nations and promote creative competitiveness, ADEC said.
Relieving the expatriate families of financial burdens will positively reflect on the community as they are part of the social fabric the preservation of which is among the government’s high priorities, ADEC noted.
The UAE nationals, the nationals of other GCC countries, children of UAE national women, children of diplomats, orphans sponsored by UAE nationals, families who already benefit from previous decrees issued by His Highness the President and His Highness the Vice President and children of some ADEC’s employees will not benefit from the exemption.
The airline's fleet has expanded to 89 aircraft, serving 68 destinations globally
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