Saudia has launched its first flights to Larnaca in Cyprus from King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, as part of its keenness to strengthen its competitive position and reach new destinations, with the route scheduled at 3 flights per week in each direction.
The flights are operated with Saudia's Airbus A320 aircraft, which suit all passenger segments, along with roomy seats in addition to other inflight services, according to a press release published on Saudia's LinkedIn account.
Saudia has also launched flights to Venice from Riyadh, its third destination in Italy after Rome and Milan, scheduled at 3 flights per week in each direction, while flights to Venice are also operated from King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah at 2 flights per week in each direction.
Saudia's operational plan for the international sector is continuously being developed with the aim of increasing its share of travel traffic and achieving new record rates in transporting passengers, tourists and visitors through scheduled and additional flights, as well as by increasing the share of transit traffic between the world's continents via the Kingdom, which is one of the pillars of its strategy.
To view the post on Saudia's LinkedIn account, click here.
