Saudi Arabian airlines expand international flight networks

Saudi Arabian airlines are expanding their international networks. Riyadh Air is increasing its service frequency between Riyadh and London-Heathrow. Starting November 2, the airline will increase its weekly flights from seven to nine, adding new services on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Separately, the low-cost carrier flyadeal has launched non-stop service between Mumbai and Riyadh. Operating five times a week using Airbus A320neo aircraft, the new route adds over 7,400 seats per month. This marks flyadeal’s second destination in India, following its previous launch of services to Hyderabad.