Air Arabia appoints Kuwait Manager

"This is the third regional appointment with Qatar soon to follow," said A.K. Nizar, Air Arabia's Commercial Manager. He added: "We are investing considerable time in hand-picking every regional team member, ensuring that we have the right expertise and knowledge that are crucial for such a distinctive airline model in this region; Khan's regional experience and insights will be essential to enhancing our product and services."

An Indian national, Khan is well fitted for the role with her regional aviation and corporate service background. From her experiences with Kuwait Airways as Senior Sales Officer from 1979 to 1990 and British Airways in Kuwait from 1991 to 2003 as Sales & Marketing Support Executive and Account Executive, Khan has a vast knowledge of the aviation field and region for which to develop the Air Arabia concept within Kuwait.

Khan will be responsible for developing existing and new business opportunities through raising customer awareness, visibility and effective communication of Air Arabia within its Kuwait operations. She will also work towards increasing Air Arabia's distribution channels - ultimately to offer a superior, but yet accessible product to the people of this region.

"Joining the Air Arabia team as it continues its growth throughout the region and neighbouring countries is an exciting prospect," said Khan. She added: "Applying industry and regional expertise that I have accumulated to the Air Arabia business model is a challenge I am looking forward to."

Air Arabia is a Sharjah government-owned airline which is currently flying from Sharjah to Bahrain daily, Beirut four days a week, Damascus three days a week, Kuwait three days a week, Muscat five days a week, Alexandria three days a week, Assiut two days a week, Aleppo two days a week, Doha five days a week, Colombo three days a week, Shiraz twice a week and Tehran three times a week.

Air Arabia offers tremendous opportunities to travellers who are looking for competitive fares. It aims to make air travel more convenient and frequent, while providing the lowest fares in the market without sacrificing the standards of quality or service offered.