India is a major contributor to applications for Riyadh Air, Saudi Arabia's upcoming second national carrier. Despite not announcing salary structures, the airline has received 14 lakh applications from 146 nationalities, with India among the largest sources. The carrier plans to start operations in a few months, focusing on Indian tourists and connecting flights from its Riyadh hub.
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