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Leadership Council Member Reviews Yemenia Airways' Situation

[27/07/2025 02:57]

Aden-Saba

Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Abdulrahman Al-Muharrami, stressed the importance of enhancing the aviation sector, considering it a vital artery and fundamental pillar in supporting development and facilitating the movement of individuals and goods.

Al-Muharrami emphasized the need to provide technical and institutional support to Yemenia Airways, enabling it to adhere to international aviation safety standards. This came during a meeting with the Chairman of Yemenia Airways' Board of Directors, Captain Nasser Mahmoud, and the company's Commercial Director, Mohsen Haidrah, to discuss the airline's situation, challenges, and efforts to develop its services.

The company's leadership highlighted its commitment to keeping pace with updates in its offices and regions, expanding flights to various destinations, and working to qualify and develop its personnel.