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Bexair approved for saudia arabian charter flights

ahrain-based charter operator Bexair has been granted an aircraft operator’s certificate in Saudi Arabia.

By AIN Staff • AIN Staff

May 13, 2009

ahrain-based charter operator Bexair has been granted an aircraft operator’s certificate in Saudi Arabia. The company established a subsidiary in Riyadh last year and it is now aiming to secure long-term charter contracts from Saudi customers.

Initially, the Saudi AOC will apply to one of Bexair’s Bombardier Challenger 605 jets, but it intends to add other aircraft. The company is also active in aircraft management and has its own FBO in Bahrain. Its current fleet consists of seven aircraft.

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