Iraqi Airways plans to operate flights to the United States and several European cities and intends to apply e-booking

Admin Mon Jan 13, 2014 6:39 am

13/01/2014 12:08

Long-Presse / Baghdad

Iraqi Airways announced on Sunday, its intention to conduct new flights to the United States and many European countries, indicating that it is for the application of e-booking system and reduce ticket prices for those traveling on planes constantly.

The Associate Director of airlines, Majid al-Amiri, said in an interview to the (long-Presse), "The company is seeking to open new lines of the United States and many European cities, notably Amsterdam, Geneva and Vienna," adding that this would "promote tourism in general and religious ones in particular and increasing trade exchange between Iraq and these countries. "

Ameri added, "The next week will see the opening of a number of offices of the airlines in the Asian countries," noting that "airlines will open three offices in China, as well as an office in Azerbaijan."

He revealed Associate Director of Iraqi Airways, for "near work reservations system card electronic to be available to citizens in the months coming along the lines of what works in the rest of the world," pointing out that "the company will cut the price of tickets for those who use their aircraft about a permanent year-round ".

The Iraqi Airways was founded in 1937 by the Aeronautical Society of Iraq, and was used in the beginning of the British aircraft-tion, and in the seventies of the last century, the United States allowed for the use of company aircraft JFK airport in New York World.

The Iraqi Airways stopped working in 2003 due to the entry of U.S. troops to Iraq, but it started to work again in 2004.

And was revived Iraqi Airways, through a contract on a large number of aircraft, including the world (Airbus) and (Boeing) and (Bompardo) Canadian, as well as hire other aircraft, which has increased the number of Iraqi aircraft, and the number of operating lines.

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