This month Air Arabia launched its first direct service to Russia, offering flights to Moscow which will soon be followed by flights to Yekaterinburg. These two destinations are the carrier’s fifth and sixth in the Commonwealth of Independent States and the sixty ninth overall. In addition, the Air Arabia website will feature an option for the Russian language – in addition to Arabic, English, French, Italian, German or Spanish.
Its interesting that Gulf carriers have such a strong emphasis on customers in Europe and East Europe. Will there be a time in the future when a carriers website offers Turkish, Armenian, Farsi and Urdu?
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