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Falcon To Offer Abu Dhabi Flights
Executive jet and helicopteroperator Falcon Aviation Services Regular will, for the first time, offerflights to internal destinations in
The company currently has 11helicopters, which are valued at $61 million (Dh224m), and two corporate jets,worth $65m. It has confirmed orders to add a further 16 executive jets worth$318m and 10 helicopters worth $119m to its fleet by 2012.
Source: Emirates Business 24/7
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