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ADAC welcomes Royal Falcon
June 02 2010 - The Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) announced on Tuesday that the Jordanian airline, Royal Falcon Airlines has started flights from Amman to Abu Dhabi International Airport from June 1. The flights will operate twice a week. This will be Royal Falcon Airlines' second direct flight into the UAE after Sharjah, which started in March this year.
The airline will deploy its Boeing 737-400 for the Abu Dhabi route with two weekly flights on Tuesdays and Saturdays arriving at at 2.00pm in Abu Dhabi and departing at 3.00pm for Amman to arrive at 5.20pm (local Jordan time).
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