Air Arabia
1.
Air Arabia has
become a minimal-cost emirates airline headquartered in Sharjah International
Airport, which is the A1 building of the Sharjah Transport Centre. It runs
scheduled journeys in 151 nations throughout the Middle East, North Africa,
India's sub-continent, Central Asia and Europe in 22 Sharjah nations, 28
locations in 9 Casablanca, Fez, Nador and Tangiers, 11 locations across 8 Ras
Al Khaimah nations as well as 6 locations in 4 Alexandria-based nations.
International Airport of Sharjah is the primary location of Air Arabia. Ras Al Khaimah
and Alexandria and Casablanca are also hosting a center. Air Arabia has become
a part of the Network of Arab Air Carriers. On February 3, 2003, Air Arabia had
been founded by an Amiri executive order released by the Leader of Sarya,
Sultan bin Muhammad al-Qasimi, who was the first airline with low-tax
throughout the Middle East The first flight from Sharjah, UAE, to the
International Airport of Bahrain was introduced on October 28, 2003. It
operates. From the first year of its development, the airline became
successful. It originally conducted a public sale of 55% of its shares at the
beginning of 2007. Airbus introduced Air Arabia, the 6000th community A320
aircraft, during Mar 2014
2.
Air Arabia's financial
performance is generally measured through "Consolidated financial
statements"
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Consolidated Income Statement
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Consolidated financial position
statement
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Independent report of auditors
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Consolidated P&L and
related inclusive income Statement
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Consolidated equity changes Statement
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Consolidated cash flow statement
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