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communities, providing them both<br />
with recognition and funding to<br />
enable them to enhance their<br />
contributions to the building of their<br />
communities and their prosperity.<br />
FLYDUBAI<br />
Dubai-based flydubai strives to<br />
remove barriers to travel and<br />
enhance connectivity between<br />
different cultures across its everexpanding<br />
network. Since launching<br />
its operations in 2009, flydubai:<br />
Ÿ<br />
Ÿ<br />
Airlines<br />
Created a network of more than<br />
95 destinations in 44 countries.<br />
Opened up 67 new routes that<br />
did not previously have direct air<br />
links to Dubai or were not served<br />
by a UAE national carrier from<br />
Dubai.<br />
Ÿ Operates a single fleet type of 61<br />
Next-Generation Boeing aircraft<br />
In addition, flydubai's agility and<br />
flexibility as a young airline has<br />
enhanced Dubai's economic<br />
development, in line with the<br />
Government of Dubai's vision, by<br />
creating trade and tourism flows in<br />
previously underserved markets.<br />
AIR ARABIA<br />
Air Arabia is the Middle East and<br />
North Africa's first and largest lowcost<br />
carrier, launched in 2003<br />
operating out of the Sharjah<br />
International Airport in the UAE.<br />
<strong>NAFL</strong>-Yearbook <strong>2018</strong><br />
Listed on the Dubai Financial Market,<br />
Air Arabia (PJSC) is today the region's<br />
leading LCC with a fleet of 50 new<br />
Airbus A320 aircraft, serving over<br />
133 routes from five hubs in the UAE<br />
(SHJ & RKT), Morocco, Egypt and<br />
Jordan.<br />
Air Arabia is an award-winning airline<br />
that focuses on offering comfort,<br />
reliability and value-for-money air<br />
travel.<br />
The airline is also known for its many<br />
charitable projects which include<br />
building schools and clinics across<br />
countries in its route network like<br />
Sudan, Yemen, India, Bangladesh,<br />
Turkey, Sri Lanka and Egypt.<br />
TURKISH AIRLINES<br />
Turkey's rising star – Turkish<br />
Airlines— started its journey in 1933<br />
with just five aircraft. Today, it serves<br />
with a passenger and cargo fleet of<br />
329 aircraft and one of the youngest<br />
in the world.<br />
Now considered as one of the world's<br />
biggest airlines, Turkey's national<br />
carrier serves more than 300<br />
destinations in 120 countries.<br />
In 2013, the airline made history<br />
when it announced major purchase<br />
of 170 aircraft which will expand its<br />
fleet to 500 planes by 2<strong>02</strong>3.<br />
With passenger and cargo volume<br />
up, Turkish Airlines raked in net<br />
profits of USD939 million in Q3 2017,<br />
a record profit in its more than 84-<br />
year-history.<br />
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