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United Airlines launches flight to Bahrain
April 20- United Airlines has launched its first flight to Bahrain from Washington which means that passengers can now fly directly daily from the Bahrain International Airport to Washington. The first flight from Washington arrived to Bahrain on April 18.
This is the first time that an American carrier is flying to Bahrain in many years. Both countries stand to benefit from this significant development, as the flight service will facilitate tourism and business activities between the two nations and help bolster the strong relationship they share.
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