Saudi low-cost carrier flynas announced the launch of its first direct flights between Riyadh and Damascus from June 5 this month, adding the Syrian capital to its growing network as part of the airline's regional expansion.
The airline said two direct weekly flights between Jeddah and Damascus are scheduled to launch from June 12, as part of its efforts to operate new destinations that meet travelers' needs and enhance air connectivity between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the countries of the region, in parallel with the national goals of the Kingdom's aviation sector, according to the airline's account on "LinkedIn".
The addition of the Syrian capital to the flynas network is the latest step in its strategic plan for growth and expansion, launched under the slogan "Connecting the World to the Kingdom", in parallel with the goals of the National Civil Aviation Strategy to connect the Kingdom with 250 international destinations, reach 330 million passengers and welcome 150 million tourists annually by 2030, and with the goals of the Pilgrim Experience Program to facilitate access to the Two Holy Mosques.
For his part, Bander bin Abdulrahman Almohanna, CEO and Managing Director of flynas, explained that the airline has resumed its flights to Syria, making it one of the first airlines to provide direct flights between the Kingdom and various Syrian cities, including Damascus, Aleppo and Latakia.
flynas operates 139 routes to more than 70 domestic and international destinations in 30 countries through more than 2,000 weekly flights, and has carried more than 80 million passengers since its launch in 2007. It aims to reach 165 domestic and international destinations as part of its growth and expansion plan and in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.
Flights can be booked through all booking channels, via the website www.flynas.com, the flynas mobile app, the call center seven days a week on 920001234, or through travel agents.
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