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Several Middle East LCCs Making a Name for Themselves

Despite stiff competition, LCC value proposition proving increasingly workable in the region

By Peter Shaw-Smith • Contributor - Middle East

November 16, 2019

While Flydubai’s problems with delays to recertification of the Boeing 737 Max have been the dominant regional low-cost carrier (LCC) theme of late, several other airlines, such as Oman’s Salam Air, Kuwait’s Jazeera Airways, and Saudi Arabia’s Flynas are busy making a name for themselves.

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