Royal Bengal Airline

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Royal Bengal Airline
IATA
T.B.A
ICAO
T.B.A
Callsign
T.B.A
Founded 1991
Frequent flyer program T.B.A
Member lounge T.B.A
Fleet size (11 orders)[citation needed]
Destinations 3
Company slogan The Journey Begins Here
We Fly For You
Headquarters Banglatown, London, United Kingdom
Key people A.K. Choudhury (Chairman)
Neil Hansford (Consultant)
Shalim Rahman (MD)
Website: www.royalbengalairline.com

Royal Bengal Airline (RBA) is the trading name for R B Airline UK Ltd and Aviana Airways Ltd (Bangladesh), a wholly owned company of R B Airline UK Ltd. RBA has a domestic, regional and international passenger & cargo operating license issued from the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh.

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[edit] History

Royal Bengal Airline was founded by members of Britain’s Bangladeshi community in June 2006 and officially launched to the public in November 2006.[1] Royal Bengal Airline is the first airline to be owned and run by British born Bangladeshis.[2] It will operate long haul routes between the United Kingdom, Middle East and the Indian Sub Continent. Flights are expected to take place from UK airports including London Stansted, Manchester and Birmingham.[3]

Royal Bengal Airline has a milestone video available for viewing and press releases for up to date information.

[edit] Destinations

  • Regional services (Expected 2007)

[edit] Fleet

The Royal Bengal Airline fleet is to consist of the following aircrafts:

Royal Bengal Airline Fleet
Type Total Passengers
(First*/Business/Economy)
Routes Notes
Boeing 767 (5 Orders) T.B.A Long haul
Boeing 737 (1 Order) T.B.A Medium- Long haul
DHC-8 (5 Orders) T.B.A Short haul

*First Class is Offered Only On Selected Routes.

[edit] References

  1. ^ The Sunday Times (Flight plan), Times Newspapers Ltd., London, 4th March 2007
  2. ^ The Asian News (Business) , Guardian Media Group., 22nd February 2007
  3. ^ Stanstead Airport News (Royal Bengal Airline plans flights to Dhaka from Stansted, Birmingham and Manchester) , UK-Airport News.info., 24th February 2007

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