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Saudia allocates 1.2m seats to transport pilgrims from 114 destinations

  • “176 aircraft will be used from the Saudia and flyadeal fleet,” said Amer Al-Khushail, CEO of Hajj and Umrah at the Saudia Group
  • He told Arab News that the size of fleets dedicated to Hajj had increased as a result, and flyadeal would be involved for the first time in operations to transport pilgrims
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