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RAK and Flydubai cleared to fly to the UK

News Wednesday, 11 April 2012 16:02 Written by  Oliver Clark

RAK Airways and Flydubai have been given the right to operate scheduled services on routes between the UAE and the UK for the first time thanks to a revision of the two countries bilateral air service agreements.

Under a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed in London in February, the UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) and the UK Department of Transport, granted additional rights for the two regional carriers to operate between the UK and UAE, and fifth freedom rights to operate to intermediate points beyond the UAE in Europe, including Frankfurt, Zurich, Rome, Amsterdam and Geneva.


The carriers will also be given the right to operate from the UK to intermediate points including Munich, Cologne, Paris, Zurich, Vienna and Athens.


The revised Air Service Agreement also reaffirmed the same rights for Emirates, Etihad and Air Arabia, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, bmi and DHL. The designations for the defunct carriers Silverjet and UK International Airlines were cancelled. 


The revised agreement was announced in February but it was not made clear at the time which carriers had been designated operating rights.



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