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Philippines Airlines starts service to Saudi Arabia
March 31- has started four non-stop flights every week from Manila to Riyadh from March 28, 2010.
Kanoo Travel, the general sales agent for Philippine Airlines in Riyadh, welcomed the carrier's move to restart its Middle East flight route. Speaking at the inaugural flight ceremony, Abdulla Abo Khamseen, Executive General Manager, Kanoo Travel, said, "We are happy Philippine Airlines has recommenced its flights to Riyadh. The Kingdom has a significant number of Filipino expatriates and this move will definitely benefit them."
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