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By TRENDS Desk
September 20, 2021 1:44 pm
  • The AED 100m agreement has been signed for five years.
  • flydubai said the agreement reflects the longstanding relations between it and Saudi partners.

DUBAI: flydubai has signed an agreement with the Saudi Ground Services Company, under which the Saudi Company will undertake ground handling services for flydubai in various Saudi airports.
The agreement is worth more than AED100 million and stipulates that the Saudi company will provide ground handling services for the Dubai carrier in all the kingdom’s airports, including the 11 airports in which flydubai operates, flydubai said in a statement.
Hamad Obaidullah, Chief Commercial Officer of flydubai, said that the signing of the agreement reflects the longstanding relations between flydubai and its strategic partners within the kingdom’s market, which, he said, is one of the airline’s most important markets.

 

 

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