Flynas, a leading budget airline in the Middle East, launched direct flights from Jeddah to Djibouti on January 8. This new route marks a key step in Flynas’ African expansion and strengthens its global network.

The airline now offers three weekly flights between Jeddah and Djibouti. This service improves travel options for passengers and supports Flynas’ initiative to connect the world to Saudi Arabia. This initiative aligns with Saudi Arabia’s National Civil Aviation Strategy, which aims to connect 250 international destinations. The strategy also targets increasing annual passenger traffic to 330 million and attracting 150 million tourists by 2030. It helps improve access for pilgrims visiting the Two Holy Mosques.

Flynas’ new route enhances travel between Saudi Arabia and Africa. It supports the airline’s commitment to providing reliable and affordable travel options. The expansion boosts Flynas’ presence in the Middle East and Africa, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals to grow tourism and aviation.

With this expansion, Flynas strengthens its role in meeting the increasing demand for budget-friendly international travel. The airline contributes to the Kingdom’s aviation growth by improving global connectivity. Flynas remains focused on offering accessible, cost-effective travel solutions that support the country’s ambitious objectives.

Flynas continues to create seamless travel experiences, helping strengthen global connections to Saudi Arabia.

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