RACL Will Provide All Services to Travellers: Mubeen

RACL Managing Director Ahmed Mubeen reaffirmed the company's commitment to enhancing services at its airports during its third anniversary. RACL, a 100% state-owned enterprise established on 11 January 2021, operates six domestic airports (Hoarafushi, Kulhudhuffushi, Fonadhoo, Maavarulu, Faresmaathondaa, Fuvamulah) and one international (Hanimaadhoo). Achievements include upgrading security scanners, developing 14 accredited trainers, launching Faresmaathodaa Airport, initiating Hanimaadhoo upgrade, establishing the first Fire Simulator in the Maldives at Hoarafushi, installing runway lights at Kulhudhuffushi for night operations, and seeking expressions of interest for Kulhudhuffushi upgrades per President Muizzu's 'Week 14' roadmap. Mubeen aims to end RACL's reliance on government subsidies within three years.

RACL Managing Director Ahmed Mubeen reaffirmed the company's commitment to enhancing services at its airports during its third anniversary. RACL, a 100% state-owned enterprise established on 11 January 2021, operates six domestic airports (Hoarafushi, Kulhudhuffushi, Fonadhoo, Maavarulu, Faresmaathondaa, Fuvamulah) and one international (Hanimaadhoo). Achievements include upgrading security scanners, developing 14 accredited trainers, launching Faresmaathodaa Airport, initiating Hanimaadhoo upgrade, establishing the first Fire Simulator in the Maldives at Hoarafushi, installing runway lights at Kulhudhuffushi for night operations, and seeking expressions of interest for Kulhudhuffushi upgrades per President Muizzu's 'Week 14' roadmap. Mubeen aims to end RACL's reliance on government subsidies within three years.

RACL Managing Director Ahmed Mubeen reaffirmed the company's commitment to enhancing services at its airports during its third anniversary. RACL, a 100% state-owned enterprise established on 11 January 2021, operates six domestic airports (Hoarafushi, Kulhudhuffushi, Fonadhoo, Maavarulu, Faresmaathondaa, Fuvamulah) and one international (Hanimaadhoo). Achievements include upgrading security scanners, developing 14 accredited trainers, launching Faresmaathodaa Airport, initiating Hanimaadhoo upgrade, establishing the first Fire Simulator in the Maldives at Hoarafushi, installing runway lights at Kulhudhuffushi for night operations, and seeking expressions of interest for Kulhudhuffushi upgrades per President Muizzu's 'Week 14' roadmap. Mubeen aims to end RACL's reliance on government subsidies within three years.

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