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National Air Service: the first Saudi low-cost airline

Riad, Saudi Arabia - NAS Chairman and CEO, Mohammed Al Azer, announced it

National Air Service will launch the new Saudi carrier within Summer 2006. Its Chairman and CEO, Mohammed Al Azer, said the airline has already selected the aircraft and will offer only domestic flights at low-cost prices. Early it will flank Saudi Arabian Airlines. Airplanes will be acquired with funds coming from an international institution. The transaction will be supported by the export credit...

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Rome, Italy, 11/24/2005 14:26
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