Airline
Nasair celebrates Beirut route
May 26 - Saudi airline Nasair celebrated the second year of its services between Beirut, Riyadh and Jeddah, in a ceremony in Beirut that was attended by top industry professionals and dignitaries from Lebanon. The ceremony was hosted by Dr Maria Hanne, Nasair Chief Commercial Officer.
Nasair has been serving customers in Lebanon with 14 weekly flights to Beirut. The service was started in July 2008 with only three weekly flights. "We are also proud that Nasair is the leading smart airline to carry the pilgrims and Umrah performers from and to Lebanon," Dr. Hanne said.
Nasair’s fleet includes 12 modern aircrafts and is expected to rise to 15 aircrafts by the end of 2010.
More Airline
Latest Travel News
Featured Sights To See
The Royal Palace
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Located in central Amsterdam on the Dam Square, this 17th century palace was originally built as a city hall for Amsterdam's magistrates. The museum is now used primarily for state functions and for presentation of various official and royal prizes. The Palace is not open to visitors as it has been temporarily closed down for major renovation. &nbs...
Battleground of Trenches (i.e. Khandaq)
Madinah, Saudi Arabia
This is the area where the Prophet (PBUH) along with his companions dug the trenches to prevent the enemy, the non-Muslims, from entering Madinah. Although the trenches have been replaced by a metal road which may turn out to be a little disappointing we still recommend that you at least visit the location. ...
The Diplomatic Quarter
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
The Diplomatic Quarter, or DQ as it is popularly known, is home to foreign embassies and international organizations, as well as residential structures and malls. With lush gardens and numerous sports facilities, it is also one of the city's greenest areas. It is especially known for its fine architecture, and is considered a model for other Islamic cities around the world. Despite its name, the s...
Zoo and Botanical Garden
Mumbai, India
Mumbai zoo is located inside the Veermata Jijabai Bhonsle Udyan Botanical Garden of Mumbai. Here you can see many rare and endangered species of birds and animals apart from tigers, lions, elephants, bears and many migratory birds as well as native birds. There are many species of plants as well. There are over 3000 tress belonging to around 276 species. Some of the trees here are the ol...