UAE’S FLYDUBAI TO KICK-OFF OPERATIONS IN ISRAEL

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United Arab Emirates carrier flydubai announced it will begin non-stop trips to Israel this month with twice per day from Dubai to Tel Aviv

The declaration on Wednesday came after the Gulf state in August consented to set up formal strategic binds with Israel, including dispatching non-stop trips between the two nations.

Dubai state-claimed flydubai will work 14 weekly s....

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UAE’S FLYDUBAI TO KICK-OFF OPERATIONS IN ISRAEL

Published On 04 Nov 2020 01:26 PM

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