French airline Transavia plans to operate flights from 3 new destinations in France to Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Madinah, Saudi Arabia, increasing the number of airlines operating at Madinah airport, which is run by Tibah Airports.
A press release published on Tibah Airports' official LinkedIn account said the move reflects growing demand for travel between the Kingdom and Europe and enhances travelers' options to and from Madinah.
Scheduled flights to the major French cities will begin according to the following schedule:
Lyon: starting October 26 this month.
Paris: from October 29 this month.
Marseille: starting October 30 this month.
This expansion comes as part of Tibah Airports' strategy to strengthen Madinah airport's connections with European air hubs and expand its network of international destinations, helping support inbound tourism and economic activity and meet growing demand for travel to and from France.
This cooperation between Tibah Airports and Transavia strengthens the position of Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport as a pivotal hub in the Kingdom's air transport network and a key supporter of the aviation and tourism sector targets under Saudi Vision 2030.
To view the post on Tibah Airports' LinkedIn account, click here.
