Saudi Arabia's flynas has announced the start of its operations for the 1447 AH-2026 Hajj season, aiming to carry more than 147,000 pilgrims from 18 countries, benefiting from the expansion of its fleet and the doubling of operations at its hubs in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Madinah.
The first phase of flynas' operating plan, covering pilgrims' arrival, extends over 33 days to transport the Guests of God from countries in Asia, Africa and Europe, according to a press release published on the flynas website.
flynas' operations during the Hajj season include destinations in 18 countries: Morocco, India, Senegal, Algeria, Bangladesh, Togo, Mauritania, Djibouti, Côte d'Ivoire, Nigeria, Ghana, Niger, Bosnia, Kuwait, Jordan, Iraq, Türkiye and Russia.
flynas is also taking part in the "Makkah Route" initiative, launched in 2019 as part of Saudi Vision 2030 programs serving the Guests of God, which aims to receive pilgrims and complete their procedures in their home countries easily, in line with the goals of the Pilgrim Experience Program to facilitate access to the Two Holy Mosques.
flynas operates more than 2,000 flights a week to more than 80 domestic and international destinations in 38 countries across 156 routes, and has carried more than 110 million passengers since its launch in 2007, while aiming to reach 165 destinations as part of its growth and expansion plan, in line with the targets of Saudi Vision 2030.
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