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Yemenia says operating flights as usual

[21/06/2017 09:06]

ADEN-SABA
Yemen's national airline carrier "Yemenia" said it is operating flights normally and as usual, refuting rumors that it has gone out of busiess.

"One of our aircrafts will undergo maintenance for several days. Another aircraft has been hired from another airliner to step into the breach, though," said the airliner's chairman capt. Ahmed al-Alwani in a press conference in Aden tonight.

The DG of Yemenia's Aden office, Abdullah Asha'iri assured the airliner's clients that flights are adhering to schedules.