Air Arabia
Air Arabia is a low-cost airline. Whose main offices are in Sharjah Flight Center, Sharjah International Airport, United Arab Emirates. This airline is scheduled to run from 51 destinations. In 22 countries in the Middle East, North Africa, Indian subcontinent, Central Asia and Europe, there are 9 countries in Casablanca, Fez, Nador, and Tangier and 4 countries in Alexandria. It offers connections with multiple flights, which is the center of Sharjah. Air Arabia's focus is more in the cities of Alexandria and Casablanca. Flight Air Arabia is a member of the Arab Air Carriers Institute.
Air Arabia was founded on 3 February 2003, according to the imperative order issued by Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed al-Kuasimi. Became the first low-fare airline in the region. The airline's operations started on October 28, 2003, the first flight from Sharjah to Bahrain International Airport, UAE. The first year in the airline business was profitable. It started public offer for 55% of its stock in early 2007.
Headquarters of Corporate Affairs
The Sharjah International Airport is the headquarters at the Sharjah Airport Flight Center on the property, the airport is 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) away from central Dubai.
Egypt
Air Arabia Egypt on 9 September 2009, Air Arabia announced that a joint air connectivity of Flight Air Arabia Egypt is with Egyptian travel and tourism company Travco Group, which is located in Alexandria, Egypt. After operating license licensed on May 22, 2010, it started commercial flights starting 1st June 2010 done.
Jordan
Air Arabia Jordan signed an agreement with Tanshart Group on 7 June 2010, Air Arabia Jordan Jordan, the proposed airline will operate flights from Queen Alia International Airport to Europe, Middle East and North Africa on June 14, 2011. The airline announced The plan to install the center was delayed due to unrest and increase in fuel costs Light took Petra airline Air Arabia acquires 49% stake in the airline, which is a major shareholder group 51% of the rum. Petra Airlines was rebranded as 2015's Air Arabia Jordan, it will initially operate 2 Airbus A320 aircraft and then plans to develop Amman as a new hub.
Morocco
Air Arabia jointly tied up with Morocco and its investors launched Flight Air Arabia in Casablanca, the largest city of Morocco, starting operations on 6 May 2009, expanding them into Europe and Africa, the four aircraft serving mainly European destinations in the Moroccan fleet Included.
Nepal's Angry Birds
Air Arabia started the service in 2007 and in Asia and the Middle East, in a joint venture with Yaiti Airlines in Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, and serves international destinations, due to financial problems and government's inability to suspend in 2008.
Flight alteration in Air Arabia destinations
Since February 2014, serving 90 airports like the Middle East, North Africa, Asia and Europe, Cairo, Egypt.
Fleet
As of March 2015, Air Arabia fleet consists of the following aircraft, which is more than 3.1 years old, all of which include all 162/168 passenger seats in the economic class cabin layout.
Air Arabia was founded on 3 February 2003, according to the imperative order issued by Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed al-Kuasimi. Became the first low-fare airline in the region. The airline's operations started on October 28, 2003, the first flight from Sharjah to Bahrain International Airport, UAE. The first year in the airline business was profitable. It started public offer for 55% of its stock in early 2007.
Headquarters of Corporate Affairs
The Sharjah International Airport is the headquarters at the Sharjah Airport Flight Center on the property, the airport is 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) away from central Dubai.
Egypt
Air Arabia Egypt on 9 September 2009, Air Arabia announced that a joint air connectivity of Flight Air Arabia Egypt is with Egyptian travel and tourism company Travco Group, which is located in Alexandria, Egypt. After operating license licensed on May 22, 2010, it started commercial flights starting 1st June 2010 done.
Jordan
Air Arabia Jordan signed an agreement with Tanshart Group on 7 June 2010, Air Arabia Jordan Jordan, the proposed airline will operate flights from Queen Alia International Airport to Europe, Middle East and North Africa on June 14, 2011. The airline announced The plan to install the center was delayed due to unrest and increase in fuel costs Light took Petra airline Air Arabia acquires 49% stake in the airline, which is a major shareholder group 51% of the rum. Petra Airlines was rebranded as 2015's Air Arabia Jordan, it will initially operate 2 Airbus A320 aircraft and then plans to develop Amman as a new hub.
Morocco
Air Arabia jointly tied up with Morocco and its investors launched Flight Air Arabia in Casablanca, the largest city of Morocco, starting operations on 6 May 2009, expanding them into Europe and Africa, the four aircraft serving mainly European destinations in the Moroccan fleet Included.
Nepal's Angry Birds
Air Arabia started the service in 2007 and in Asia and the Middle East, in a joint venture with Yaiti Airlines in Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, and serves international destinations, due to financial problems and government's inability to suspend in 2008.
Flight alteration in Air Arabia destinations
Since February 2014, serving 90 airports like the Middle East, North Africa, Asia and Europe, Cairo, Egypt.
Fleet
As of March 2015, Air Arabia fleet consists of the following aircraft, which is more than 3.1 years old, all of which include all 162/168 passenger seats in the economic class cabin layout.
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