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Yemenia to Welcome New Aircraft to Fleet This Month

[17/05/2025 01:06]

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Yemenia Airlines has announced that a new aircraft will join its fleet by the end of May, marking a significant milestone for the national carrier.

The aircraft, an Airbus A320, is expected to enhance the airline's operations and provide better services to its passengers. With this addition, Yemenia's fleet will grow to four aircraft.

The airline recently launched its hajj operations, transporting pilgrims from Yemen to Saudi Arabia. The new aircraft will help alleviate pressure on the airline's existing fleet and improve its ability to serve the growing demand for air travel.