Arab News, Monday, Aug 2, 2021 | Zul Hijjah 23, 1442
Saudi budget airline expands flights to Bisha
Saudi Arabia:
Saudi Arabia’s budget airline flyadeal on Sunday launched operations from
Dammam to Bisha.
The addition of the new destination to the company’s flight network is part of
its expansion plans.
It is a pure low-cost airline, with passengers charged for meals and checked
luggage, a model that has so far not had major success in the Middle East beyond
UAE-headquartered Air Arabia. The Saudi government owns the airline through
state carrier Saudia.
Ahmed Al-Barahim, executive vice president for commercial and customer affairs,
vowed to ensure good service for passengers.
He said the airline will continue to expand its fleet and flight network.
Fahd Al-Harbi, CEO of Dammam Airports Co., said healthy competition between
airlines will support the Kingdom’s drive to boost domestic tourism.