Flynas tips

Fleet upscaled by 35%, seat capacity up 22%. 19 new aircraft delivered during 2023.

flynas launched its first direct flight from Riyadh to El-Alamein, expanding its network with new summer destinations and increasing Saudi-Egypt connectivity.

flynas launches a pioneering sign language training program for cabin crew in collaboration with the Saudi Association for Hearing Impairment, enhancing communication with hearing-impaired passengers and reinforcing its commitment to inclusivity.

The last day to apply is today, February 26, 2024.

By now, flynas has taken delivery of 18 aircraft out of 19 new A320neo aircraft scheduled for delivery in 2023, within an order of purchasing 120 aircraft from Airbus for a total amount exceeding 32 billion riyals, within a stated plan to increase the new aircraft orders to 250 aircraft.

The agreement will contribute to Saudi Arabia’s aviation industry by building and supporting the future local ecosystem for electric flights. The partnership will also contribute to the Vision 2030 sustainability goals and the ambitious targets in the aviation sector.

The leading LCC connects more than 70 domestic and international destinations, with more than 1,500 weekly flights.

flynas’ joining as an affiliate member of the UNWTO, which opened its Regional Office for the Middle East in Riyadh in 2021, contributes to highlighting the pioneering role of flynas and adds value in visibility, networking, participation, knowledge, support, and cooperation with Tier 1 organizations in the field of tourism.

Three direct weekly flights between Jeddah and Osh, the second-largest city of Kyrgyzstan. Route supporting push for increased connectivity between Saudi Arabia and Central Asia