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Air Arabia’s third-quarter net profit fell 42% as higher fuel costs and disruption caused by the Middle East crisis outweighed revenue growth. The Sharjah, United Arab Emirates-based low-coast carrier (LCC) group reported a net profit of 383 million Emirati dirhams ($104 million) for the three...
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