Saudi Arabia's flynas has announced the launch of a new destination linking the cities of Jeddah and Moscow in Russia from next December 23, strengthening air connectivity with the Russian capital, in cooperation with the Saudi Tourism Authority and the Air Connectivity Program.
A post on the flynas LinkedIn account explained that from December 23, 2025, flynas will operate 3 weekly flights between King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah and Vnukovo International Airport in Moscow.
This step comes a few months after flynas launched, last August, the first scheduled flights between Moscow and Riyadh by a Saudi airline, confirming its commitment to continue expanding its destinations and routes to provide reliable travel links and broaden customer options.
These expansions in the Russian market come as part of the flynas growth plan launched under the slogan "Connecting the World to the Kingdom," in line with the targets of the National Civil Aviation Strategy, which aims to enable national airlines to connect the Kingdom with 250 international destinations, accommodate 330 million passengers and attract 150 million tourists annually by 2030, as well as supporting the goals of the Pilgrim Experience Program to facilitate access to the Two Holy Mosques.
To view the post on the flynas LinkedIn account, click here.
