Flyadeal began 2025 by launching new routes from its main operating bases in Dammam, Riyadh and Jeddah as part of a major expansion plan. The plan includes new destinations such as Pakistan, where scheduled services will begin for the first time next month.
Dammam accounts for the largest share of the new expansion, with routes to Najran, Yanbu and Tabuk adding 14 weekly flights. Services from Dammam will reach 14 domestic destinations and one international destination, Cairo, according to a press release on flyadeal’s LinkedIn account.
The airline also announced the resumption of Riyadh–Amman and Jeddah–Amman services, totaling 10 weekly flights from January. Final preparations are under way for the first scheduled Karachi services, with two weekly flights from Riyadh and Jeddah starting February 2.
Chief Executive Officer Steven Greenway said domestic and international network expansion is central to flyadeal’s plans, providing passengers with more choice while improving the entire service ecosystem.
He described Dammam as the airline’s third-largest base and said preparations for scheduled Pakistan services were in their final stages. He praised Dammam, Riyadh and Jeddah airports for their ongoing cooperation in supporting domestic and international operations and passenger satisfaction.
He added that new aircraft arriving in 2025 will increase seat capacity, enable further destinations and support significant service improvements.
Flyadeal operates from Jeddah, Riyadh and Dammam to nearly 30 year-round domestic destinations across Saudi Arabia and selected seasonal destinations in the Middle East, Europe and North Africa, using a modern fleet of 35 Airbus A320 aircraft.
Read the announcement on flyadeal’s LinkedIn account.
