Air Arabia will launch daily non-stop flights between Sharjah and Düsseldorf starting December 16, 2026, further expanding its European network.

Düsseldorf will become Air Arabia’s third destination in Germany from Sharjah, joining Munich and Frankfurt.

The new route will be operated with the airline’s Airbus A320neo aircraft, offering passengers a modern cabin experience while improving operational efficiency and fuel performance.

Adel Al Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of Air Arabia, said the new service represents another milestone in the airline’s European expansion and will strengthen connectivity between the UAE and Germany.

With three German destinations now served non-stop from Sharjah, the airline aims to provide passengers with greater choice, convenience and affordable travel options.

Lars Redeligx, CEO of Düsseldorf Airport, said the new daily service further strengthens Düsseldorf’s long-standing connectivity with the Middle East and Gulf region.

The route will also give travellers from North Rhine-Westphalia and neighbouring parts of the Netherlands access to Air Arabia’s wider network across the Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia.

Source: ZAWYA

Air Arabia will launch daily non-stop flights between Sharjah and Düsseldorf starting December 16, 2026, further expanding its European network.

Düsseldorf will become Air Arabia’s third destination in Germany from Sharjah, joining Munich and Frankfurt.

The new route will be operated with the airline’s Airbus A320neo aircraft, offering passengers a modern cabin experience while improving operational efficiency and fuel performance.

Adel Al Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of Air Arabia, said the new service represents another milestone in the airline’s European expansion and will strengthen connectivity between the UAE and Germany.

With three German destinations now served non-stop from Sharjah, the airline aims to provide passengers with greater choice, convenience and affordable travel options.

Lars Redeligx, CEO of Düsseldorf Airport, said the new daily service further strengthens Düsseldorf’s long-standing connectivity with the Middle East and Gulf region.

The route will also give travellers from North Rhine-Westphalia and neighbouring parts of the Netherlands access to Air Arabia’s wider network across the Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia.

Source: ZAWYA

Oman Air has expanded its range of digital and ancillary travel services through new partnerships with France-based travel-insurance broker and insurtech platform Insurte and Indian financial services company Wizzmoni.

Under the partnership with Insurte, Oman Air passengers will be able to access travel insurance directly during the flight booking process.

Insurte will provide the technology infrastructure through its proprietary API, enabling the insurance service to be integrated into Oman Air’s existing digital customer journey.

Insurte CEO Stéphane Jersol said the company would provide Oman Air with reliable, fast and user-friendly technology, drawing on its in-house expertise and more than 15 years of global experience.

The integration is designed to give passengers a faster and simpler way to purchase travel insurance while completing their flight reservations.

Separately, Oman Air has partnered with Wizzmoni to launch the Wizz Voyager Multi-Currency Card, an AI-powered payment solution combining foreign-exchange management with airline rewards and travel benefits.

The co-branded card is designed for frequent travelers, international students and global professionals, supporting multiple currencies through a digital platform with real-time spending tracking and automated financial management.

The card also features a milestone-based rewards programme through which users can earn Oman Air flight vouchers, cabin upgrades and other travel benefits.

The Wizz Voyager platform provides access to Oman Air holidays and ancillary services, creating a connected experience from booking through spending at international destinations.

The onboarding process is fully digital, while physical cards will be available through Oman Air counters, Wizzmoni branches and authorized partner locations.

Surya Kuchibotla, Vice President of Retailing, Ancillary & Commerce at Oman Air, said the partnership with Wizzmoni combines travel and payments into a more integrated experience, offering passengers greater flexibility and rewards.

The two partnerships form part of Oman Air’s broader retail and ancillary strategy, aimed at making international travel more convenient, connected and rewarding while expanding the airline’s digital service offerings.

Source: Oman Daily Observer