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Saudi Arabia to allow Boeing 737 MAX to return to service

Saudi Arabia to allow Boeing 737 MAX to return to service

  • Boeing 737 MAX aircraft was grounded globally in March 2019
  • National carriers do not operate the Max model
By Arab News ·
Ibrahim bin Abdullah Alrwosa, spokesman of the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation

Ibrahim bin Abdullah Alrwosa, spokesman of the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation

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Pilot opening of Jeddah’s new international airport due in May

Pilot opening of Jeddah’s new international airport due in May

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Meet the Saudi spokespeople … who don’t speak

Meet the Saudi spokespeople … who don’t speak

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