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Air Arabia to resume operations from Ras Al Khaimah to Egypt, Pakistan and Bangladesh

Wednesday, 14 October 2020 14:42

By Sanooj Sherif

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Air Arabia has announced plans to resume flights from Ras Al Khaimah to three destinations in Pakistan and one in Egypt later this month.

It is also launching a new service to the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka.

The low-cost carrier will restart operations to Cairo and Lahore from October 15; to Peshawar from October 16; and to Islamabad from October 17.

Meanwhile, its new service between Ras Al Khaimah and Dhaka will take off on October 16.

Air Arabia has also introduced free COVID-19 medical cover across all its flights, which is automatically included with the booking.

It's valid for 31 days from the day of departure and covers medical expenses and quarantine costs.

 

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