IAG Cargo expands capacity into Middle East

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By LoadstarEditorial

12/05/2016

IAG Cargo has today announced plans to enhance its operations in the Middle East. From winter 2016, the carrier will separate its current Abu Dhabi and Muscat service into two flights, and will also split its Bahrain and Doha service. These four separate services will allow customers to benefit from 83% additional capacity for the region.

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