Arab Air Carriers Organization

Location

Arab Air Carriers Organization Beirut 13-5468
Lebanon
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The Arab Air Carriers Organization "AACO", established in 1965 within the framework of the Arab League of States, is the Regional Association of the Arab Airlines who have their homebase in countries members of the Arab League.

AACO's Mission:

To promote cooperation amongst Arab Airlines and to serve their common interests through service excellence.

AACO's Objectives:

Email: 
Contact Form
Telephone: 
+961-1- 861297/8/9
Fax: 
+961-1-863168
Web: 
http://www.aaco.org

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