Saudia has announced the launch of its flights to El Alamein, Egypt, departing from King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, with three weekly flights scheduled in one direction, and also via King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, with a total of three weekly flights in one direction.
El Alamein is the national carrier’s fourth destination in Egypt. Saudia also launched its first flights to Salalah, Oman, departing from Jeddah, its second destination in Oman after the capital, Muscat. The flights are scheduled to operate three weekly flights in one direction.
Airbus A320 aircraft have been allocated to operate the two new destinations, featuring operational efficiency and outstanding in-flight services that enhance the travel experience, whether through comfortable seats or a variety of entertainment systems.
Saudia’s expansion efforts across its network are supported by its modern and growing fleet of aircraft, which currently numbers 147, with an ambitious plan to add 118 new aircraft over the next few years. This is in conjunction with the implementation of several unique initiatives that contribute to enhancing the travel experience by relying on the latest artificial intelligence technologies and the best developments in the aviation industry in ground and air services.
