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Old 15th May 2011, 00:11
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The reason I was curious was, when you look at the division of seats alloted to each country that does not have a open skies agreement with UAE, each Emirate seems to have their own set of rules and supports and advertises their own Airline such as Etihad, Emirates, Air Arabia, RAK Airways etc. In fact on one of their airport websites they also promote fifth freedom rights and that is confusing. Hence the question.
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