Dubai 2007: NAS firms Airbus deal

2007-11-13T00:00:00+00:00

National Air Services (NAS) of Saudi Arabia has firmed up a deal to buy 20 Airbus A320 family aircraft. Yesterday’s signing confirms an earlier agreement made at Paris air show earlier this year. The deal was for an undisclosed amount. NAS carrier Nasair, the first budget carrier in the Kingdom, will receive all of the aircraft. The airline is developing a domestic network of routes before turning its attention to international routes next year.

Source: Flight Daily News

Topics

News
Blaze consumes A330 stored at Spain's Ciudad Real airport

2024-04-19T10:30:00Z By David Kaminski-Morrow

Spanish firefighters have extinguished a blaze which destroyed a dormant Airbus A330 parked at Ciudad Real airport. The Ciudad Real fire and rescue service, SCIS, states that the aircraft “was being scrapped”. It says that it cordoned off the affected area while firefighting and emergency personnel from Ciudad Real, as ...
Analysis
Alaska and United bemoan strong quarters spoiled by Max 9 grounding

2024-04-19T09:47:00Z By Howard Hardee

On back-to-back days, executives from two major US airlines described how a major safety scare and the related weeks-long grounding of all Boeing 737 Max 9 jets undermined both companies’ otherwise strong first-quarter performances.
News
Norse Atlantic further diversifies by unveiling South African route

2024-04-18T09:48:00Z By David Kaminski-Morrow

Long-haul budget carrier Norse Atlantic Airways is opening services to the South African city of Cape Town from London Gatwick later this year. It will start operating the route on 28 October, ahead of the southern hemisphere summer. Norse, which exclusively uses Boeing 787s, says it will serve Cape Town ...

Dubai 2007: NAS firms Airbus deal

Topics

Related articles

Blaze consumes A330 stored at Spain's Ciudad Real airport

Alaska and United bemoan strong quarters spoiled by Max 9 grounding

Norse Atlantic further diversifies by unveiling South African route