22 JUNE 2009
BTN also goes out by email every Sunday night at midnight (UK time). To view this edition click here.
The Business Travel News
PO Box 758
Edgware HA8 4QF
United Kingdom
info@btnews.co.uk
© 2022 Business Travel News Ltd.
IRAQI AIRWAYS, which claims to be the oldest airline in the Middle East, has posted on its website a brief note that it intends shortly to introduce flights to London. It has reportedly struck a deal with the aviation authorities in Britain over the resumption of direct flights between Baghdad and the United Kingdom. The national carrier's fleet was grounded during the first Gulf War in 1990, but it was able to resume flights to Arab countries after the fall of Saddam Hussein. A new fleet of Boeing aircraft has been ordered and currently the carrier operates a mixed collection of various Boeing 737 aircraft. The airline has offices in London’s Piccadilly. www.iraqiairways.co.uk
All comments are filtered to exclude any excesses but the Editor does not have to agree with what is being said. 100 words maximum