Saudi Arabia's flynas has announced the launch of direct flights between Jeddah and Rabat in Morocco from 4 July 2026, becoming the first Saudi airline to operate direct flights between the two cities.
flynas will operate one direct weekly flight between Jeddah and Rabat, with the Moroccan capital joining the airline's direct flights between Jeddah and Casablanca, which began in 2023 with 3 weekly flights, according to a press release published on the flynas website.
The airline said the launch of the new route is part of its plans to strengthen its network between Saudi Arabia and Morocco and provide additional travel options for travelers between the two countries.
The new expansion is part of flynas' strategy of connecting the world to the Kingdom and continuing to grow in the African market, supporting the targets of the National Civil Aviation Strategy to reach 330 million passengers and connect the Kingdom with 250 international destinations by 2030.
The new route also supports the targets of the Pilgrim Experience Program by making it easier for Umrah pilgrims and visitors to reach the Two Holy Mosques via King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah.
flynas operates more than 2,000 weekly flights to more than 80 domestic and international destinations in 38 countries across 156 routes, and has carried 110 million passengers since launching operations in 2007.
The airline aims to reach 165 destinations as part of its growth and expansion plan, in line with the targets of Saudi Vision 2030. Flights can be booked through the flynas website www.flynas.com, its mobile app, its contact center and travel agents.
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