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Djiboutian airlines announces weekly flights to Aden airport

[01/03/2018 01:44]

DJIBOUTI-SABA

Yemen's ambassador to Djibouti Abdullah Assoqatri discussed on Thursday with Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Djiboutian airlines company, Abdurahman Ali, arrangements the company is going to make to run its flights Aden International airport within the next week.

The Djiboutian official stated that the company is willing to offer competitive fare fees, besides that the company is ready to carry relief stuffs and medicines to all Yemeni airports if the Yemeni government demands that in accordance with the procedures have been agreed on with the Saudi-led Coalition.

Ali has confirmed that Djiboutian airlines company will start its flights to Aden airport by the end of next week.