Air Arabia will launch direct flights from Sharjah to Baghdad on 10 March.
The airline will initially operate the route thrice weekly, before adding two extra frequencies in the coming weeks.
With the addition of Baghdad to its route network, Air Arabia will operate a total of 23 flights per week to Iraq.
According to Innovata schedules, it will be the sole operator on Sharjah-Baghdad route.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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