Abu Dhabi carrier launches city check-in service

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Air Arabia Abu Dhabi has introduced a City Check-in service for added convenience and flexibility.

Before traveling with the UAE capital’s first low-cost carrier, passengers can drop off their baggage at the Air Arabia Sales Shop in Abu Dhabi.

The service allows travellers to select seats, receive their boarding passes and baggage claim tags. 

They can then immediately proceed to the flight upon arrival at Abu Dhabi International Airport.

The city check-in centre will accept baggage from 24-hours until eight hours before departure, which is then transported directly to Abu Dhabi International Airport.

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