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Maldivian Launches Scheduled Seaplane Service to Baa Atoll
Maldivian, the national airline managed by Island Aviation, began scheduled seaplane service to Baa Atoll with two weekly flights operating every Thursday and Saturday from Velana International Airport to Fulhadhoo, Goidhoo and Fehendhoo. The service started on Monday to coincide with the Eid holidays, has since operated two fully booked flights, and charges MVR 1,099 one way for a journey of about 25 minutes.
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Maldivian Launches Scheduled Seaplane Service to Baa Atoll
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MVR 1,099one-way seaplane fareMaldives RepublicA one-way journey costs MVR 1,099 per person, and the flight time is approximately 25 minutes.
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approximately 25 minutesflight timeMaldives RepublicA one-way journey costs MVR 1,099 per person, and the flight time is approximately 25 minutes.
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11 aircraftseaplane fleet sizeMaldives RepublicMaldivian has a fleet of 11 De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter Series 300 seaplanes, each configured to accommodate 15 passengers.
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15 passengersseating capacity per aircraftMaldives RepublicMaldivian has a fleet of 11 De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter Series 300 seaplanes, each configured to accommodate 15 passengers.
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