Flynas Launches Direct Berlin-Jeddah Route -
Flynas, Saudi Arabia’s premier budget airline and a leading global low-cost carrier, has unveiled its latest milestone: a new direct service connecting Berlin with Jeddah, starting 4th September 2024.
Key Points:
- Strategic Alliance:This introduction is part of a strategic alliance with the Saudi Air Connectivity Program (ACP), coinciding with Flynas’ participation at the ITB Berlin trade show.
- Route Details: Scheduled to start on September 4, 2024, the Berlin-Jeddah flight route will operate three times weekly, linking King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) in Jeddah with Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER).
- Strategic Alignment:This expansion aligns with the objectives of the Saudi National Aviation Strategy, aiming to handle 330 million passengers and attract 150 million visitors by 2030. It supports Flynas’ mission to “We Connect the World to the Kingdom” and the Saudi Vision 2030’s goal of enhancing air connectivity.
- Leadership Statements: Bander Almohanna, CEO and Managing Director of Flynas, highlighted the significance of incorporating Berlin into their international network, underscoring Flynas’ growing presence in Europe. Majid Khan, CEO of ACP, expressed excitement about the launch of the new route between Berlin and Jeddah, reflecting the commitment to enhanced connectivity.
- Invitation: Hazim Alhazmi, President of Americas & Europe Markets at the Saudi Tourism Authority, extended an invitation for all to discover the unique beauty of Saudi Arabia at any time of the year.
Operational Details:
With operations extending to over 70 domestic and international locations, Flynas operates upwards of 1,500 flights weekly and has served over 78 million passengers since its inception in 2007. The airline’s ambitious expansion plan includes reaching 165 destinations worldwide by 2030, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030’s objectives.
This new direct route signifies Flynas' commitment to providing more travel options, enhancing connectivity, and fostering cultural exchange between Europe and Saudi Arabia.