flynas To Resume Direct Flights From Jeddah To Kuwait On November 1

Starting November 1, flynas will reintroduce direct flights from Jeddah to Kuwait, marking a significant expansion in its flight operations. This move will see the addition of three weekly flights linking Kuwait International Airport with King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah.

This expansion will elevate the total number of flynas flights between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to 10 flights weekly. Currently, the airline operates a daily flight from Riyadh to Kuwait. This enhancement in service is part of flynas' broader strategy titled "We Connect the World to the Kingdom".

This initiative aligns with the National Civil Aviation Strategy's goals. These goals include connecting Saudi Arabia with 250 international destinations, managing 330 million passengers, and welcoming 150 million tourists every year by 2030. Additionally, it supports the Pilgrims Experience Program (PEP)'s objectives to provide easier access to the Two Holy Mosques.

The resumption of these flights by flynas is poised to stimulate business and tourism exchanges between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. It aligns with the national ambitions outlined in Vision 2030, focusing on enhancing the tourism and aviation sectors. This development signifies a stride towards achieving these comprehensive goals, fostering closer ties between the two nations.

flynas stands out as the premier low-cost carrier globally and ranks as the top LCC in the Middle East. Notably, it is the first airline from the region to be listed on the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul). Since its inception in 2007, flynas has significantly expanded its operations. It now runs 139 routes covering over 70 domestic and international destinations across 30 countries.

With a weekly schedule of more than 2000 flights, the airline has successfully transported over 80 million passengers. As part of its ongoing growth and expansion strategy, flynas aims to serve 165 destinations both within Saudi Arabia and internationally. These efforts are in line with the Vision 2030 objectives, aiming to broaden the Kingdom's connectivity and accessibility on a global scale.