Arab low-fare airlines you should have on your mind

Travelling through the Middle East doesn’t have to be that expensive. Within the last couple of years dozens of low-fare airlines started their business in the region. Most of them do offer a wide range of destinations even to Europe. Let’s have a look on three promising companies you may book in future when you are planning to go to the Middle East.

Air Arabia

Based in Sharjah Air Arabia is the largest low-fare airline in the region flying to more than 55 destinations in Europe, Asia and Africa. Founded in 2003 by the Ruler of the Emirate as the first low-fare airline it was profitable within one year and internationally awarded in 2009. Meanwhile Air Arabia established several subsidiaries in Egypt and Morocco. Once on board you may enjoy a wide variety of Halal food, alcohol-free drinks and newspapers starting from one U.S. Dollar to ten U.S. Dollar per item. http://www.airarabia.com/

Flydubai
Established in 2008 flydubai is heavily supported by the Emirates Airline Group and already operating in more than 15 countries including Turkey, Egypt, Kuwait, Syria and Azerbaijan. Currently the fleet consists of seven Boeing 737-800 aircrafts another 54 aircrafts have been already ordered. On board guests may purchase branded snacks, hot food on international flights and soft drinks, while alcoholic drinks are available too. http://flydubai.com/

Jazeera Airways
Starting operations in 2005 Jazeera Airways has grown rapidly and already offers one out of every four take offs at Kuwait International Airport. Owned by government and venture capitalists Jazeera Airway operates with eleven Airbus A320 to 12 countries and 23 destinations. The airline is focusing primarily on the Gulf region but do also operates in Pakistan and Egypt. On board complimentary food and beverage service are offered as alcoholic drinks can’t be purchased. http://www.jazeeraairways.com/