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Air Arabia expands operations to Italy with new route

Thursday, 8 September 2022 14:05

By ARN News Staff

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Starting December 7, Air Arabia will launch direct flights from Sharjah to the city of Milan in Italy.

The new service will connect Sharjah International Airport with Milan Bergamo Airport with four weekly flights.

"The launch of Air Arabia’s direct flights to Milan reaffirms our commitment to continuously offer our customers new destinations to discover while providing them with affordable and value driven air travel.," Adel Al Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of Air Arabia.

Passengers can now book flights by visiting Air Arabia’s website, calling the call center or via travel agents. 

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