Corona virus: Alliance, Air Arabia have no plans to delay or delay new airline launch

While Corona virus has affected all kinds of businesses and routines around the world on one hand, the future of the airline launched in partnership with two UAE airlines is also being questioned.

Remember that international flights are almost halted after the Corona virus outbreak.

Air Arabia and Abu Dhabi Alliance Airline announced a low-cost airline 'Air Arabia Abu Dhabi' in October last year, saying they want to take advantage of the growing demand for cheap travel from the UAE's capital.

In response to speculations regarding the future of the airline, an Air Arabia spokesperson said it had no plans to delay or delay the launch of a low-cost new airline, run by Alliance Airlines.

According to Reuters news agency, an Air Arabia spokesman said: "There are no plans to delay or postpone. Launch preparation work will continue and the market situation will continue to improve. '

Air Arabia's chief executive, Adil Ali, said in November that the low-cost airline would start operating in the second quarter of 2020.

Air operations around the world have been suspended for the past few months due to the outbreak of the Corona virus.

Most countries have banned the departure of their citizens and the entry of foreigners.

There are similar restrictions in the UAE and it is not clear when such restrictions will be eased.

Air Arabia Abu Dhabi, the airline, will be the UAE's fifth airline.