Saudia has added Muscat, the capital of Oman, to its network of seasonal destinations, with flights set to start on 27 October and operate three times a week from Riyadh.
The new route is part of Saudia's strategy to grow its network and connect the Kingdom with international markets, in parallel with plans to grow and modernize its fleet, increase operations and seat capacity, and expand into new destinations and routes, according to a post on Saudia's LinkedIn account.
The Riyadh–Muscat route expands direct travel options between the Kingdom and Oman and supports tourism, business and visits between the two countries. It also allows travelers from Muscat to use Saudia's network via Riyadh to reach domestic and international destinations.
Saudia offers bookings through its digital platforms, including its website and smartphone apps, along with digital services to ease travel procedures, airport services and the onboard experience, including entertainment systems and internet connectivity on equipped aircraft.
Saudia continues to grow its route network alongside its fleet modernization and growth program, supporting more flights and operating capacity, as well as the goals of the National Aviation Strategy to strengthen air connectivity and the Kingdom's standing in the aviation sector.
To view the post on Saudia's LinkedIn account, click here.
