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Hong Kong Airlines Expands Codeshare with Turkish Airlines

Hong Kong Airlines has announced the expansion of its codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines, effective from 26 October 2025. The enhanced collaboration will further strengthen the airline’s international route network and offer passengers greater flexibility and convenience in their travel choices. Building upon their existing cooperation, the two airlines have extended their codeshare arrangement to include Hong Kong Airlines’ services to Australia. Passengers will now enjoy enhanced connectivity via Hong Kong, with seamless access to Sydney and Melbourne — two of Australia’s major cities — for a smoother one-stop travel experience. Under the new agreement, Hong Kong Airlines places its “HX” code on Turkish Airlines flights between Hong Kong and Istanbul. In parallel, Turkish Airlines adds its “TK” code to Hong Kong Airlines-operated flights connecting Hong Kong with Tokyo, Osaka, Bangkok, Sydney, and the upcoming Melbourne service scheduled to commence in December 2025. Louis Li, Executive Vice President of Hong Kong Airlines, said: “Istanbul is one of the world’s most historic and dynamic metropolises, as well as a key gateway to Europe. Since we established our codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines in 2018, our collaboration has become tighter, enabling Hong Kong Airlines passengers to connect conveniently through Istanbul to destinations across Europe, while Turkish Airlines travellers can easily transfer via Hong Kong to major cities across Asia, including Japan and Thailand. The codeshare partnership not only deepens our business relationship but also enhances the overall travel experience for our customers.” Turkish Airlines CEO Bilal Ekşi stated: “We are pleased to strengthen our partnership with Hong Kong Airlines, building on Hong Kong’s role as a key gateway in Asia and offering travellers even greater convenience and choice across our networks. This collaboration further connects Türkiye with Asia and beyond, reflecting our shared commitment to seamless global travel.” Details of the codeshare flights are as follows (All times local): Codeshare Flights operated by Turkish Airlines: Operating Flight Number Operating Flight Number Origin Destination Departure Arrival Days of Operation Hong Kong (HKG) - Istanbul (IST) TK071 HX3671 Hong Kong (HKG) Istanbul (IST) 23:20 06:10 +1 Daily TK070 HX3670 Istanbul (IST) Hong Kong (HKG) 01:55 17:05 Daily TK171 HX3681 Hong Kong (HKG) Istanbul (IST) 10:00 16:50 Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday TK170 HX3680 Istanbul (IST) Hong Kong (HKG) 17:10 08:20 +1 Monday, Wednesday, Saturday Codeshare Flights operated by Hong Kong Airlines: Operating Flight Number Operating Flight Number Origin Destination Departure Arrival Days of Operation Hong Kong (HKG) - Sydney (SYD) HX017 TK9226 Hong Kong (HKG) Sydney (SYD) 22:25 10:55 +1 Daily HX018 TK9227 Sydney (SYD) Hong Kong (HKG) 12:35 19:25 Daily Hong Kong (HKG) - Melbourne (MEL) HX013 TK9213 Hong Kong (HKG) Melbourne (MEL) 23:00 11:30 +1 Monday, Wednesday, Friday HX014 TK9214 Melbourne (MEL) Hong Kong (HKG) 13:00 19:25 Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Hong Kong (HKG) – Tokyo Narita (NRT) HX604 TK9202 Hong Kong (HKG) Tokyo Narita (NRT) 08:15 13:25 Daily HX605 TK9203 Tokyo Narita (NRT) Hong Kong (HKG) 14:25 18:45 Daily HX606 TK9204 Hong Kong (HKG) Tokyo Narita (NRT) 02:10 07:10 Daily HX607 TK9205 Tokyo Narita (NRT) Hong Kong (HKG) 09:05 13:45 Daily HX608 TK9206 Hong Kong (HKG) Tokyo Narita (NRT) 09:25 14:25 Daily HX609 TK9207 Tokyo Narita (NRT) Hong Kong (HKG) 15:25 19:55 Daily HX610 TK9208 Hong Kong (HKG) Tokyo Narita (NRT) 14:15 19:20 Daily HX611 TK9209 Tokyo Narita (NRT) Hong Kong (HKG) 20:20 00:40 +1 Daily Hong Kong (HKG) - Osaka Kansai (KIX) HX612 TK9200 Hong Kong (HKG) Osaka Kansai (KIX) 14:35 19:05 Daily HX613 TK9201 Osaka Kansai (KIX) Hong Kong (HKG) 20:05 23:40 Daily HX614 TK8866 Hong Kong (HKG) Osaka Kansai (KIX) 09:35 14:05 Daily HX615 TK8867 Osaka Kansai (KIX) Hong Kong (HKG) 15:05 18:40 Daily HX616 TK9211 Hong Kong (HKG) Osaka Kansai (KIX) 02:45 07:15 Daily HX617 TK9212 Osaka Kansai (KIX) Hong Kong (HKG) 09:55 13:20 Daily HX618 TK8876 Hong Kong (HKG) Osaka Kansai (KIX) 11:25 16:05 Daily HX619 TK8875 Osaka Kansai (KIX) Hong Kong (HKG) 17:05 20:35 Daily Hong Kong (HKG) - Bangkok (BKK) HX759 TK9228 Hong Kong (HKG) Bangkok (BKK) 23:45 01:50 +1 Daily HX760 TK8863 Bangkok (BKK) Hong Kong (HKG) 03:20 07:05 Daily HX765 TK9224 Hong Kong (HKG) Bangkok (BKK) 16:55 19:05 Daily HX766 TK9225 Bangkok (BKK) Hong Kong (HKG) 20:05 23:45 Daily HX775 TK9221 Hong Kong (HKG) Bangkok (BKK) 12:50 14:50 Daily HX776 TK9220 Bangkok (BKK) Hong Kong (HKG) 15:50 19:40 Daily HX779 TK9223 Hong Kong (HKG) Bangkok (BKK) 22:05 00:25 +1 Daily HX780 TK9222 Bangkok (BKK) Hong Kong (HKG) 01:55 05:55 Daily * Flight number and schedule may change without prior notice

IndiGo codeshares with China Southern Airlines

IndiGo and China Southern Airlines signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to establish a codeshare partnership and mutual co-operation agreement. With this, China Southern Airlines will be able to offer enhanced connectivity into India while IndiGo customers will be able to connect on the China Southern Airlines’ extensive network beyond Guangzhou. This is subject to regulatory approvals. This partnership aims to offer enhanced travel options and integrated travel itineraries to customers traveling between India and China on the joint network of both airlines besides through check-in process among other benefits. Additional details regarding the codeshare will be provided in due course. Pieter Elbers, Chief Executive Officer, IndiGo, said: “We are happy to join hands with China Southern Airlines as we enhance connectivity between India and China. We recently reinstated our direct daily flights connecting Kolkata with Guangzhou followed by inaugurating a new direct service between Delhi and Guangzhou. Now with this partnership, our joint customers will get the added convenience of booking seamlessly for travel across various parts of India and China on the joint network of IndiGo and China Southern Airlines.” Han Wensheng, President and CEO of China Southern Airlines, stated: "China Southern Airlines highly values the development potential of the Indian market. Through cooperation with IndiGo, we will be able to further leverage each other’s advantages, offer a wider range of travel products, and give new momentum to the economic, cultural and aviation exchanges between the two countries."

Hong Kong Airlines brings the flavours of Lantau to the skies

Hong Kong Airlines recently teamed up with YUE, the acclaimed Cantonese restaurant at Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung Hotel, to present Business Class passengers with an exquisite new dining experience inspired by the authentic flavours of Lantau Island. This collaboration aims to elevate Hong Kong's unique local tastes and culinary heritage from the land to the skies. The initiative creatively transforms distinctive local ingredients, such as dried seafood, which pose a classic challenge for inflight catering, into exquisite dishes that capture the essence of Hong Kong. This allows passengers to forge a genuine connection with the city through its food, experiencing a unique culinary journey where the land nurtures, the skies refine. Authentic flavours get airborne This collaboration draws inspiration from the natural essence of Lantau Island, as the menu centres on four distinctive ingredients: dried shrimp, honey, dried squid, and fish maw, each showcasing Hong Kong's unique natural bounty. The savoury dried shrimp and squid evoke the refreshing ocean breeze of a fishing village; the mellow honey narrates tales of sweetness from the island's mountain forests; meanwhile, the succulent fish maw stands as a precious gift nurtured by the sea and time. These natural treasures are skillfully transformed into exquisite Cantonese dishes, fostering a unique connection between passengers, Hong Kong, and its natural environment, allowing them to embark on a culinary journey through nature even at cruising altitude. Rising to a unique challenge Taking distinctive regional flavours to 30,000 feet presents a formidable challenge to traditional culinary techniques. Incorporating dried seafood into the menu represents a bold endeavour, showcasing the essence of Hong Kong cuisine heritage while delivering an unprecedented taste experience for passengers. When preparing dried squid, YUE’s executive Chinese chef Jacky Chung masterfully locks in the ocean's freshness while meticulously removing the gladius. To ensure the fish maw retains its tender and flavourful texture throughout the flight, it undergoes a precise three-step process of braising, stewing, and simmering. For the braised beef short ribs with honey and radish, precise temperature control is paramount: honey must be added at the very last moment to coax out its rich, wild sweetness without any hint of tartness. This fusion of boldness and refinement ensures every bite, from land to sky, conveys the purest taste of Hong Kong, transforming each mouthful into an immersive cultural experience.

Philippine Airlines income up 62% in Q3-2025

Philippine flag-carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) reported a 62 percent year-over-year increase in its third-quarter net income. The airline’s total quarterly income of US$22 million reflects the flag carrier’s resilience built atop its ongoing strategic transformation plans. Total revenue for the three months ended 30th September rose to US$755 million, up three percent. This was supported by an increase in flight operations and steady passenger volume of 3.8 million. Passenger revenues rose by one percent to US$632 million while ancillary income jumped 25 percent year-on-year, buoyed by seat upgrades and baggage fees. Cargo revenues rose by two percent to US$42 million during the quarter, mainly driven by higher volume. However, operating costs were up two percent, the US$719 million driven by higher airport and third-party contract charges and depreciation. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) grew by 28 percent to US$140 million, with margins at 19 percent. For the first nine months of 2025, PAL reported a net income of US$159 million, up 17 percent from a year earlier. On the other hand, its capital expenditures rose to US$308 million in the first nine months of 2025 from US$265 million in the same period last year. Loyalty programmes in Q3 Mabuhay Miles, PAL's loyalty programme, drove significant flight redemptions in August with its iconic Great Mabuhay Miles Getaway promo. Last 15th October, PAL and Philippine National Bank (PNB) renewed their co-branded PAL Mabuhay Miles PNB Mastercard suite of credit and debit cards. The PNB–PAL Mabuhay Miles Mastercard remains the only product line in the Philippines offering a complete range of airline co-branded cards, from debit prepaid to World Elite Mastercard. As of 30th September, active membership of Mabuhay Miles increased by 15 percent from last year. Exceptional performance Operationally, PAL strengthened its regional standing, clinching the top on-time performance (OTP) ranking among Asia-Pacific carriers for the third consecutive month according to Cirium data. The airline also received a four-star major rating from Airline Passenger Experience Association or APEX Four Star, which is an airline rating program based on certified passenger feedback. Airline president Richard Nuttall declared: “These accolades enhance PAL’s position as the nation’s flag carrier, affirming its reputation for reliability, customer service, and operational excellence. As we move forward with our strategic and long-term initiatives, we remain focused on delivering value to stakeholders, strengthening our financial position, elevating the passenger experience, and ensuring the highest standards of safety in all our operations.” The carrier’s ongoing fleet modernisation is another cornerstone of its turnaround. PAL has begun rolling out refurbished A321ceo aircraft fitted with in-flight entertainment screens across all cabins, to be deployed on routes to Tokyo, Osaka, Jakarta, Bali, and Guam by year-end.

Malaysia Airlines expands ‘BST programme’ with new domestic and regional destinations

Malaysia Airlines has expanded its Bonus Side Trip (BST) programme to include Kuching as the latest destination under its premium stopover offering. In collaboration with the Sarawak Tourism Board (STB), this marks the eighth domestic destination available to international travellers transiting through Kuala Lumpur, enhancing Malaysia’s appeal as a multi-destination gateway. The BST programme offers eligible international passengers transiting through Kuala Lumpur the opportunity to explore an additional Malaysian domestic destination with zero base fare, paying only the applicable taxes. With the addition of Kuching, travellers can now choose from eight domestic destinations, including Kuala Terengganu, Langkawi, Penang, Johor Bahru, Kota Kinabalu, Alor Setar, and Kuantan, each offering a unique glimpse into Malaysia’s vibrant culture, natural beauty, and rich heritage – all within a single itinerary. In addition to domestic offerings, Malaysia Airlines has expanded the BST programme to include three exciting new regional destinations operated by sister airline Firefly –Krabi (KBV), Siem Reap (SAI), and Cebu (CEB). Available to book and travel until 31 December 2025, these limited-time additions further strengthen Malaysia Aviation Group’s (MAG) commitment to providing greater connectivity, flexibility, and convenience across its growing regional network, while showcasing the strong synergy between Malaysia Airlines and Firefly in delivering a seamless travel experience. Dersenish Aresandiran, Chief Commercial Officer of Airlines from MAG, said: “Through the Bonus Side Trip programme, we are pleased to offer international travellers the opportunity to discover more of Malaysia in a single journey. The inclusion of Kuching reflects our commitment to showcasing the nation’s rich diversity while strengthening our collaboration with STB to position Sarawak as a key stopover destination. Expanding the programme for a limited-time to include Krabi, Siem Reap, and Cebu operated by Firefly, further demonstrates our dedication to enhancing travel flexibility, regional connectivity, and customer choice. This initiative also supports the government’s tourism agenda and efforts to boost inbound travel ahead of Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026).” The latest additions underscore Malaysia Airlines’ commitment to strengthening Malaysia’s tourism ecosystem and promoting greater connectivity across its domestic network. Through the partnership, both Malaysia Airlines and STB seek to inspire international visitors to extend their journey by discovering Sarawak’s diverse cultural heritage, lush rainforests, and unique biodiversity. Beyond expanding its BST programme, Malaysia Airlines remains committed to making travel easier and more connected for passengers, offering a seamless experience from check-in to arrival. Travellers in the airline’s award-winning Economy Class can also pre-book their preferred meals or enjoy the Best of Asia menu featuring authentic regional flavours such as Vietnamese Gà Kho Tàu — fragrant caramelised chicken with jasmine rice and fresh greens — available until 31 December 2025 on selected flights from Kuala Lumpur to Sabah, Sarawak and regional destinations. Enrich members can also enjoy 5 per cent off fares, while new members can register for free and begin earning Enrich Points immediately. Bookings made directly via the Malaysia Airlines’ website or mobile app also unlock added perks, including exclusive fares, child discounts, flexible booking options, and seamless point earning and redemption.

US airlines’ daily cancellations exceed 2,700

Representative Image U.S. airlines cancelled more than 2,700 flights on Sunday as Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that air traffic across the nation would “slow to a trickle” if the federal government shutdown lingered into the busy Thanksgiving travel holiday season. As informed by a news report in AP. The slowdown at 40 of the nation’s busiest airports began to cause more widespread disruptions in its third day. In addition, nearly 10,000 flight delays were reported on Sunday alone, according to FlightAware, a website that tracks air travel disruptions. More than 1,000 flights were canceled Friday, and more than 1,500 on Saturday. The FAA reductions started Friday at 4% and were set to increase to 10% by Nov. 14. They are in effect from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. local time and will impact all commercial airlines. Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta stood to have the most cancellations Sunday, followed by Chicago O’Hare International, where wintry weather threatened. In Georgia, weather could also be a factor, with the National Weather Service office in Atlanta warning of widespread freezing conditions through Tuesday.

Turkish Airlines reported 1.1 billion USD profit from Main Operations in Q3 2025

Announcing financial results for the third quarter of 2025, Turkish Airlines continued its uninterrupted growth during a period marked by extraordinary developments around the world. Despite the uncertainties brought by trade disruptions and the engine-related challenges in the aviation industry, the airline carried 27.2 million passengers during the quarter – marking the highest third-quarter figure in its history. Sustaining growth for 18 consecutive quarters, Turkish Airlines increased its passenger capacity by 8.2%, compared to the same period last year, pushing it 43% above pre-pandemic levels. During the July–September 2025 period, Turkish Airlines’ total revenues rose by 4.9% year-over-year to approximately 7 billion USD, thanks to strong contributions from passenger operations. Passenger revenues climbed by 6.1% with favorable demand in response to higher capacity. Despite the growth in total revenues, the softening in yields and ongoing cost pressures in the third quarter led to a 21.3% year-on-year decrease in Profit from Main Operations to 1.1 billion USD. Commenting on 2025 third quarter results, Turkish Airlines Chairman of the Board and the Executive Committee, Prof. Ahmet Bolat, stated; “The profit we achieved in the third quarter of 2025 once again underscored Turkish Airlines’ adaptability under a wide range of operational conditions through its diversified revenue structure. As Türkiye’s most valuable brand on the international stage and a global leader in worldwide aviation sector, we will continue to grow and invest in line with our 2033 strategy. Our focus goes beyond profitability – we are committed to achieving long-term and sustainable success.” In the third quarter of 2025, EBITDAR (Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation, Amortization, and Rent) which indicates our Company’s operational cash generation capacity, was recorded at 2.1 billion USD with a margin of 29.6%. Reflecting the strong forward bookings, the full-year 2025 EBITDAR margin is expected to remain within the Company’s long-term target range of 22%–24%. Turkish Airlines continued its efforts to expand its commercial partnerships without interruption in the third quarter of 2025 as well. In addition to codeshare agreements signed with various airlines around the world, our Company reached an agreement with one of Spain’s leading airlines, Air Europa, for the acquisition of minority stake. Through this agreement, Turkish Airlines aims to strengthen its global connectivity while enhancing passenger and cargo network between Türkiye and Spain, increasing the number of tourists visiting Türkiye, and contributing further to the country’s economy by opening new tourism markets in Latin America. Aiming to expand its fleet to over 800 aircraft by 2033, the national flag carrier of Türkiye increased its number of aircraft by 8.4% year-on-year as of September 2025, bringing the number of aircraft to 506 despite ongoing bottlenecks in aircraft production. To further enhance operational efficiency, flexibility, and passenger comfort, Turkish Airlines concluded negotiations with Boeing for 50 firm and 25 option orders of B787-9/10 aircraft, along with 100 firm and 50 option orders of B737-8/10 MAX aircraft. Turkish Airlines continues its journey of sustainable growth with confidence, steadily advancing toward the targets set out in its Centennial Strategy.

Aeromexico remains the most punctual airline globally in Oct 2025: Cirium

Cirium defines an on-time flight as one that arrives at its destination airport within 15 minutes of its scheduled arrival time. For the Global Airlines category, only the top 10% of all passenger airlines by capacity are included, with each airline being required to serve at least three regions. The second spot was taken by Saudia, securing an 89.70% punctuality score, followed by Azul with 88.45% . Qatar Airways and WestJet took the fourth and fifth spots with 87.47% and 84.66% of flights on-time respectively. For the European Airlines category, only the top 30% of all passenger airlines by capacity are included. Europe: SAS was crowned the most on-time airline in Europe last month, with 84.43% of flights arriving on-time. Finnair was in second position, with 84.28% of all flights arriving on-time. Iberia, Norwegian and Volotea also made the top five, offering customers punctual service on over 82% of flights. No UK airline was featured in the top ten. Cancellations: Flight cancellations across Europe decreased in October by 12.47%, with 6,143 cancelled flights compared to 7,018 in September.

Hong Kong Airlines and Etihad Airways relaunch codeshare partnership

Hong Kong Airlines and Etihad Airways announced the relaunch of their codeshare partnership, alongside the signing of their first-ever loyalty programme reciprocity agreement. The renewed alliance further strengthens the strategic ties between the two carriers, offering travellers an even broader and more flexible range of travel options. Given that the inaugural codeshare flight between Abu Dhabi and Hong Kong took off on Monday, 3rd November, the two airlines are leveraging their complementary network strengths to deliver more seamless connectivity. Passengers can now enjoy convenient connections via Hong Kong on Hong Kong Airlines to popular Asian destinations, or via Abu Dhabi on Etihad Airways to destinations across the Middle East and beyond, enhancing travel links between Asia, the Middle East, and the wider world. Hong Kong Airlines executive vice-president Louis Li said of the new agreement: “This partnership marks an important milestone in Hong Kong Airlines’ return to the international market. The expansion of our codeshare and the launch of a reciprocal loyalty programme not only benefit travellers from both airlines but also lay the foundation for deepened commercial collaboration.” Li explained that Hong Kong Airlines’ relationship with Etihad Airways began in 2014 through codeshare cooperation and has remained strong ever since. He added: “In recent years, we have observed growing travel demand from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region to Hong Kong and other major Asian cities. As the capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi plays a vital role in facilitating trade and economic ties between Hong Kong and the Middle East. We are confident that this renewed partnership will create significant commercial opportunities for both airlines and deliver greater convenience and value to business and leisure travellers alike.” For his part, Etihad Airways chief revenue and commercial officer Arik De remarked: “This partnership delivers meaningful value to Etihad Guest members through full earn-and-redeem access across Hong Kong Airlines’ network, complemented by codeshare connectivity to high-demand Japanese destinations. It underscores our commitment to providing our loyal guests with greater flexibility, broader reach, and superior rewards.” What the new agreement entails Under the new codeshare arrangement, Hong Kong Airlines places its HX code on Etihad Airways-operated flights between Hong Kong and Abu Dhabi. In return, Etihad Airways places its EY code on Hong Kong Airlines-operated flights between Hong Kong and Japan, covering key leisure destinations including Fukuoka, Sapporo, Okinawa and Osaka. In addition, Hong Kong Airlines and Etihad Airways will introduce a reciprocal loyalty programme in the coming months. This will allow members of Hong Kong Airlines’ Fortune Wings Club (FWC) and Etihad Airways’ Etihad Guest to seamlessly earn and redeem miles when travelling across both carriers’ networks. FWC members will be able to earn Fortune Wings Club reward and status points when flying on Etihad Airways-operated services between Hong Kong and Abu Dhabi, while Etihad Guest members flying on designated Hong Kong Airlines services will also earn Etihad Guest miles and tier miles.

Gulf Air Joins Royal Bahrain Concours as Official Airline Partner

Held under the patronage of Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Bahrain, the inaugural Royal Bahrain Concours is delighted to announce Gulf Air as its Official Airline Partner. The partnership brings together two of Bahrain's most prestigious ambassadors for luxury, excellence, and international distinction. Gulf Air, founded in 1950, brings over seven decades of aviation excellence to the Royal Bahrain Concours. As the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain and title sponsor of the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix since 2004 - the longest-running title partnership in Formula 1 - Gulf Air shares the Concours' commitment to showcasing Bahrain as a premier destination for world-class events. "We are honored to welcome Gulf Air as our Official Airline Partner," said James Brooks-Ward, Chairman of the Royal Bahrain Concours. "Their unparalleled expertise in connecting Bahrain to the world, combined with their legendary commitment to hospitality and excellence, makes them the perfect partner to help bring automotive enthusiasts and collectors from across the globe to this landmark event." Among the exceptional collector cars on display will be automotive legends including the ultra-rare 1996 Koenigsegg CC prototype XP 001 - the very first Koenigsegg ever built - and the American Classics class featuring the one-of-a-kind 1955 Lincoln Indianapolis by Carrozzeria Boano Torino. Supported by the Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority (BTEA), the Royal Bahrain Concours underscores Bahrain's growing reputation as a hub of culture, luxury, and international distinction. Already home to the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix and a rich tapestry of cultural landmarks, the Kingdom is increasingly recognized as a destination where tradition meets modernity. The two-day programme includes The Prestige Day on Friday, 7 November, featuring presentation of the leading cars on the Concours stage, followed by Awards Day on Saturday, 8 November, when all class winners and best of show will be awarded. The Royal Bahrain Concours will feature 90 of the world's most exceptional collector cars alongside 300 additional vehicles from GCC-based car clubs, positioning the Kingdom as a distinguished destination on the global concours calendar.

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