Gulf Insider
Saudi low-cost carrier flyadeal is expanding its UAE operations with the launch of new flights between Jeddah and Dubai, alongside the return of higher-frequency services from Riyadh, strengthening air links between two of the region’s busiest travel corridors. The airline will begin operating the new Jeddah–Dubai route from April 15, starting with three weekly flights, while Riyadh–Dubai services will return to a daily schedule and gradually increase to up to four flights a day. Dubai demand drives expansion The move reflects sustained demand for travel between Saudi Arabia and Dubai, across both business and leisure segments, with airlines continuing to add capacity on key regional routes. Lloyd Misquitta, Acting Chief Commercial Officer at flyadeal, said Dubai remains a core destination within the airline’s network. “Dubai remains one of the most popular destinations for our customers, hence we are pleased to provide additional travel options by introducing our first direct service from Jeddah, and bringing our Riyadh to Dubai flights back up to a regular operation from this week.” The addition of Jeddah introduces a new connection into Dubai International Airport, expanding the airline’s footprint in the UAE market. Two key cities linked Jeddah, Saudi Arabia’s second-largest city and a major […]
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