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@airblue_official Recently dropped its fares under PKR 5000, which is approximately 30 US $. Flying on a jet airplane for under 50$ in #Pakistan? No, we are not dreaming anymore. In the past years, even during the presence of defunct Shaheen Air International, fares on domestic flights started from 10000 PKR.
In a recent Facebook post, @alvirairways.pk claimed that they are going to be the first-ever operators of the Brazilian aircraft Embraer. Mainly Showcasing, ERJ145, and ERJ190 in a combo livery of house colors and airline's livery.
UAE being the epic center of the world's most exciting tourist spots faced a huge decline in tourists despite easing the travel restrictions for many countries. he UAE gov reported losses of 1.7 Billion dollars in the year 2020 alone. @emirates, @flydubai, and @airarabiagroup had to furlough hundreds of employees. shed the quarantine requirement for fully vaccinated travelers. Ahead of #Expo2020, the Dubai UAE government has successfully vaccinated 80% of citizens and residents.@etihad
There had been many speculations since 2018 on many new airlines being in the pipeline. We saw two additions, i.e., @sereneair and @airsialofficial. A new name surfaced in the late 2020s which was circulating in the Avgeeks community.
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The creditors and investors have approved the restructuring plan of @ThaiAirways To read the full story: https://t.co/cEYTKKU3I2
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