Air Arabia Abu Dhabi to operate flights to two new destinations

Monday, 3 August 2020 19:22

Air Arabia Abu Dhabi will be operating flights to two new destinations from August 7.

According to the capital's low-cost carrier, these include Kabul in Afghanistan and Dhaka in Bangladesh.

Air Arabia started its operations in July, with flights to Egyptian cities Alexandria and Sohag taking off from Abu Dhabi International Airport.

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