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Shell Oman clinches contract to supply fuel to Fly Dubai
April 7 - Shell Oman has clinched two contracts to supply fuel to Fly Dubai and Aviation Services Management (ASM) at Muscat International Airport from April 1 to March 31, 2011. We are very pleased to win these prestigious contracts and thank the management of Fly Dubai and ASM for having placed their trust in Shell Oman," said Redha Juma al Lawati, Aviation Manager, Shell Oman.
Fly Dubai has recently launched its twice-a-day flights to Muscat.
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