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Air Arabia inaugural service to Odessa complete

Posted 13 October 2012 · Add Comment

The inaugural Air Arabia flight to Odessa touched down in Ukraine's fourth largest city yesterday and was greeted by a delegation of officials from the airport.

Flight G9027 landed at 13:20 local time yesterday marking the on-going expansion of Air Arabia’s operations into the Ukrainian market, with four cities in the country new served by the airline.

Commenting on Air Arabia’s start of services to Odessa, CEO Adel Ali,  said: “This flight is especially significant as it marks a new milestone in Air Arabia’s expansion into Ukraine and the wider CIS region. With touch down in Odessa, Air Arabia now links the UAE and Ukraine with 10 weekly flights serving the cities of Kiev, Donetsk and Kharkiv, in addition to Odessa.”

The carrier offers services to Odessa on Tuesdays and Fridays, departing from Sharjah International Airport at 09:25 and arriving at Odessa International Airport at 13:20. Return flights will depart from Odessa on the same days at 14:20 and arrive in Sharjah at 20:05 (local time).

 

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