By bnm Gulf bureau Saudi Arabian airline Flynas expects to carry primarily tourists on flights to Russia, with the carrier ...

Low-cost airline in Saudi Arabia just announced—but why Dammam, and what makes this project different from Riyadh Air?

The Saudi Arabian budget airline marks a fleet milestone with the delivery of its 40th aircraft, reinforcing its ambitions to ...

Saudi Arabia announced on Sunday the planned establishment of a new national low-cost airline with a fleet of 45 planes to be ready by 2030, state media reported.

UAE-based Air Arabia, in partnership with Saudi firms Kun Investment Holding and Nesma Group, has won the bid to launch a new ...

Delta also said it would not code-share with Saudi Arabian Airlines, the flag carrier of Saudi Arabia now known as Saudia. Saudia has a hub in Jeddah and remains a member of the SkyTeam alliance.

Delta also said it would not code-share with Saudi Arabian Airlines, the flag carrier of Saudi Arabia now known as Saudia. Saudia has a hub in Jeddah and remains a member of the SkyTeam alliance.

Saudi Arabia has revealed plans to launch a new low-cost airline that will operate with a fleet of 45 aircraft by 2030.

The announcement of a Delta-Saudia code-share come after Delta in July announced a strategic cooperation agreement with Riyadh Air, a Saudi Arabian airline startup that plans to start flying in 2025.

A new low-cost airline backed by Air Arabia, Nesma Group, and KUN Holding is launching in Saudi Arabia, aiming to boost connectivity from Dammam.

Flyadeal's new CEO Steven Greenway says the scale of airline's expansion attracted him to the role. His challenge now is turning targets into tangible results. Even by Saudi standards, the goals ...

A new low-cost Saudi Arabian airline will serve 24 domestic destinations and 57 international destinations with a ...