Dubai: Safi Airways, Afghanistan-based private airline, expects its maiden profit in the fourth quarter after achieving a break-even level in the third quarter this year, its top official said. The airline is evaluating to open new sectors in India, Pakistan, Turkey and other Middle Eastern destinations to boost its revenues.
“In April 2011, we will announce our next route,” Michael McTighe, Chief Operating Officer of Safi Airways, told Khaleej Times in an exclusive interview on the sidelines of Aviation Outlook MENA conference in Dubai, which concluded on Wednesday.
Headquartered in Kabul Safi Airways was founded in 2006 and has an administrative office in Dubai. This private sector airline is positioned to connect Afghanistan with the international business centres of the world and to establish a domestic Afghanistan airline service.
17/03/11 Muzaffar Ravi/Khaleej Times
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