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Fly Beond, a luxury airline based in the Maldives, plans to launch direct flights from the Maldives to Dubai in September using an Airbus A321 configured for 68 passengers with lie-flat seats. The airline says it will offer home baggage check-in, limousine and lounge services, and aims to serve seven cities by the end of 2023.
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Fly Beond Readies for Take Off in September
68 passengers Passenger capacity of Fly Beond's inaugural flight
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68 passengersPassenger capacity of Fly Beond's inaugural flightMaldives RepublicThe airline’s inaugural flight, operated using an Airbus A321 narrow-body aircraft, will have a reduced capacity of 68 passengers
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220 seatsStandard high-density seat layout of Airbus A321Maldives Republicdeviating from the standard high-density layout of 220 seats
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50%Reduction in noise and carbon emissions of the aircraft enginesMaldives Republicfeaturing next-generation engines that emit 50% less noise and carbon than conventional jets
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Fly Beond is gearing up to launch its operations with direct flights from the Maldives to Dubai.in SeptemberMaldives to DubaiMaldives RepublicFly Beond, a luxury carrier based in the Maldives, is gearing up to launch its operations with direct flights from the Maldives to Dubai in September.
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