Saudi Arabia, Bahrain revoke Qatar Airways licences
AFP
| 2017/06/06 | 233 words
| LE JOURNAL DE L'AVIATION | AIR TRANSPORT
Saudi Arabia and Bahrain on Tuesday revoked the licences of Qatar Airways and ordered its offices to close within 48 hours, state media reported, as a diplomatic crisis deepened."The General Authority of Civil Aviation has decided to cancel all licences granted to Qatar Airways and to close all of its offices in the kingdom within 48 hours," a statement carried by the official SPA news agency said. Bahrain's BNA news agency carried a similar statement, suggesting "all passengers who purchase...(…)
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