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Royal Falcon says licence revoked over ‘organisational issues’
By JT - Aug 17,2016 - Last updated at Aug 17,2016
AMMAN — Royal Falcon airlines on Wednesday said that the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission’s (CARC) decision to annul the company’s licence was due to organisational issues and not safety concerns.
The commission took the decision on August 15, causing the company huge financial losses, Royal Falcon said in a statement, adding that CARC conducted its regular inspections on July 25 and July 26 and found that the planes were safe.
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