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2. List of Royal Brunei Airlines destinations - Wikipedia

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   Royal Brunei Airlines is the flag carrier of Brunei. [1] It was established as the state-owned national airline of the country on 18 November 1974, with the aid of British Airways and its subsidiary companies. [2]: 67 [3] Scheduled services began on 14 May 1975, linking Bandar Seri Begawan with Singapore using Boeing 737-200 equipment.

3. Royal Brunei Airlines - Wikipedia

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   Royal Brunei Airlines was established (as merely Royal Brunei) on 18 November 1974 with two, then new Boeing 737-200s. [ 7 ] [ 8 ] The airline's maiden voyage was on 14 May 1975 [ 7 ] from the then newly built Brunei International Airport to Singapore.

4. List of airline codes (R) - Wikipedia

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   ROYAL AMERICAN United States V5 RYL Royal Aruban Airlines: ROYAL ARUBAN Aruba ASY Royal Australian Air Force: AUSSIE Australia Used by RAAF units internationally RXP Royal Aviation Express: ROY EXPRESS Canada RYB Royal Bahrain Airlines: ROYAL BAHRAIN Bahrain BI RBA Royal Brunei Airlines: BRUNEI Brunei KDR Royal Daisy Airlines: DARLINES Uganda RGA

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6. List of airlines of Brunei - Wikipedia

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   Royal Brunei Airlines: BI: RBA: BRUNEI: 1974: Brunei International Airport: GallopAir: Soon in 2024 Brunei International Airport: Government airlines. Airline Image ...

7. Brunei International Airport - Wikipedia

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   Brunei International Airport consists of an international terminal which can handle up to three million passengers, a cargo terminal with a capacity of 50,000 tonnes (55,116 tons) of cargo, and a royal terminal where the sultan's flights are based. In 2005, Brunei International Airport handled 1.3 million passengers. [5]