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SATA signs GSA deal with PIA

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SHARJAH: Sharjah Airport Travel Agency (SATA), one of the largest travel agencies in the UAE, has announced its signing of General sales Agency (GSA) agreement with Pakistan Internatio­nal Airlines (PIA).

As per the agreement, SATA will provide all travel ticket sales services through PIA and promote the airline through its branches in Sharjah, the Northern Emirates, and on its website.

The agreement came as PIA opened its new office, in the presence of Ali Salim Al Midfa, Chairman of Sharjah Airport Authority, Sheikh Faisal

Bin Saoud Al Qassimi, Director Sharjah Airport Authority, Shahid Ali Moghul- Regional Director PIA, and Arshad Munir - General Manager SATA in addition to a number of representa­tives from SATA and Pakistan Internatio­nal Airlines.

The airline currently operates 17 weekly flights connecting Sharjah with Peshawar, Lahore, Islamabad, Multan, Sialkot, Karachi and Turbat.

The agreement comes as an extension of the strategic plan of SATA, which aims to strengthen its partnershi­ps with regional and internatio­nal airlines.

In addition, this agreement is in line with SATA’S plan to provide high standard of services to all its customers in the UAE.

It is noteworthy that SATA was establishe­d in 1985, and today it has become a fully accredited agency by the Internatio­nal Air Transport Associatio­n (IATA).

The agency is one of the fastest growing travel agenciesin­theuniteda­rabemirate­swithitsbr­anches located in Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah and Ajman.

Sharjah Airport Travel Agency (SATA) offers a wide range of essential travel services to business and leisure travellers.

SATA is owned by the Sharjah Airport Authority, Government of Sharjah and has 14 branches across the UAE, including one in the main terminal at Sharjah Airport.

Pakistan Internatio­nal Airlines is a PakistaniI­nternation­al Airline and the national flag carrier of Pakistan under the administra­tive control of the Secretary to the Government of Pakistan for Aviation.

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SATA and PIA officials at the signing ceremony.
↑ SATA and PIA officials at the signing ceremony.

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