Saudia, in partnership with the Saudi Tourism Authority, has launched Flight Pass, a service that offers customers a subscription plan allowing them to travel multiple times to its domestic destinations in line with their personal preferences, at fixed and competitive prices in basic Guest Class.
A press release published on Saudia's account on X said the move is part of the airline's keenness to continue developing its services and offering products that suit customers' needs and win their approval, with the aim of simplifying and streamlining procedures digitally.
Customers can subscribe to the service and issue tickets exclusively via the website flightpass.saudia.com, with packages available for 8, 16 or 24 flights and the option of a one-time annual payment or quarterly payments, while the subscription period is 12 months starting from the date the first payment is collected.
Customers can cancel the subscription without additional fees within seven days of registration, provided no ticket has been issued under the subscription. Saudia has also provided many digital payment options to enhance the travel experience, and allows flights to be changed or canceled with the share refunded to the subscription balance.
The launch of Flight Pass is part of the strategic partnership and constructive cooperation between Saudia and the Saudi Tourism Authority, which help encourage domestic travel, support major tourism seasons and events, provide travel experiences and encourage the exploration of the tourist attractions found in many cities.
It is worth noting that Saudia's strategy includes providing the best services to suit different customer segments, in parallel with the implementation of many qualitative initiatives, starting with the massive project to grow its aircraft fleet, which enables it to increase its operations to current destinations or reach new destinations, allowing it to continue its efforts to bring the world to the Kingdom.
In addition, there is the radical upgrade of aircraft cabins and the provision of high-speed inflight internet, as well as reliance on the latest digital services enhanced by artificial intelligence technologies across its operations and the services it provides to travelers.
To view the post on Saudia's account on X, click here.
