Now fly with Air Arabia to Kolkata, Goa, Cochin, Bangalore and Delhi

This unique partnership offers Gulf travellers access to five more Indian cities.

Air Arabia's Head of Sales, A.K. Nizar said,

"We are committed to make affordable travel accessible to more and more people and connect more destinations across this region. Our exceptional partnership with Kingfisher is yet another innovative offer from Air Arabia to offer convenient and value for money travel to those who really need it. We offer extremely good connections both ways as well as easy bookings."

Customers can now connect conveniently to Kolkata, Goa, Cochin, Bangalore and Delhi (Kingfisher Airlines' destinations from Mumbai). Booking with Air Arabia is quick and easy on the airline's website, www.airarabia.com, and selecting any of these destinations. With one reservation confirmation, customers will be able to travel on Air Arabia to Mumbai and then onwards to other Indian destinations on Kingfisher. This alliance marks a milestone in aviation history, featuring the creative implementation of web-based technology to make travel options simpler and more affordable, which is what both airlines believe in.

Air Arabia offers significant savings of up to 30% less than other airlines on these routes.

Mr. Manoj Chacko, General Manager Sales, Kingfisher Airlines said "Constant innovation is a key factor in the success of Kingfisher Airlines in India. We believe in providing the best to our guests. It is with this in mind that we have agreed to facilitate this connecting flight as an extension to Air Arabia within India. We will have access to international consumers of Air Arabia and in return provide them access to Indian consumers from cities they do not operate in."

Air Arabia also offers a convenient visit visa service for all passengers arriving in Sharjah. For more information customers can contact Air Arabia sales centres in Mumbai, Sharjah or Dubai.

Air Arabia recently announced one additional flight daily between Mumbai and Sharjah from December 1, 2005 to January 31, 2005 providing customers more opportunities to travel to India during this period.

Air Arabia now flies to twenty five destinations with more to come: Aleppo and Damascus (Syria); Alexandria, Assiut, Luxor and Sharm El Sheikh (Egypt); Aqaba and Amman (Jordan); Astana and Almaty (Kazakhstan); Bahrain; Beirut (Lebanon); Colombo (Sri Lanka); Dammam, Jeddah and Riyadh (KSA), Doha (Qatar); Khartoum (Sudan); Kuwait; Moscow (Russia); Mumbai and Nagpur (India); Muscat (Oman); Sana'a (Yemen) and Sharjah (UAE).

Committed to enabling customers who have not been able to afford air travel in the past to start travelling throughout the region and those who do travel to travel more frequently, 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 safety, quality or service offered.