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Khalifa Airways BSP-ZA suspended

18 Apr 2003 - by Natasha Tippel
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ALGERIAN airline, Khalifa Airways, has suspended its participation in BSP-ZA with immediate effect, Sonnette Chambers, Iata assistant manager customer services, has told TNN.
The carrier identification plate (CIP) number 122 is to stop being used and Iata travel agents are to return the CIP to Iata with next sales transmittals and forward all refunds to be processed with the sales period ending April 16-23.

(Anton Marsh)

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