RAK Airways announces increased flights

The national airline of Ras Al Khaimah will now be flying the services three times a week.

In a recent interview with Arabian Aerospace CEO John Brayford, speaking widely about the carrier which relaunched in 2010 and enjoys a codeshare agreement with Etihad, said: “We have positioned ourselves not as a low-cost carrier and we provide a fully inclusive product.

“There is a good meal on board, free refreshments, a 30kg baggage allowance and the added attraction at RAK airport of free parking. The small size of the airport is not a disadvantage, as it is congestion free and easy to get through in both directions.

“People travelling get through in a few minutes compared to Dubai, where it can be a couple of hours if you arrive in peak of peaks.”