Post by : Bianca Haleem
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia:
In a significant move, Saudi Arabia’s budget airline, flyadeal, is set to inaugurate new flights connecting Jeddah to Dubai and will resume its Riyadh to Dubai route as of April 15, 2026.
This development is designed to bolster air travel links between the Kingdom and the UAE, serving both business and leisure passengers.
The introduction of the Jeddah to Dubai flights will begin with a schedule of three flights weekly. Concurrently, flyadeal will recommence daily operations on the Riyadh-Dubai route, aiming to increase service to four times per day over time.
Dubai remains highly popular among Saudi travelers; the new Jeddah route simplifies access to Dubai International Airport, enhancing traveller convenience.
Jeddah is not only a key economic hub but also a pivotal point for religious tourism, with countless pilgrims passing through annually heading to Makkah and Madinah, making this new route strategically valuable.
Lloyd Misquitta, Acting Chief Commercial Officer at flyadeal, emphasized the significance of this expansion, asserting the airline's dedication to improving travel alternatives and reinforcing regional connections. The Jeddah-Dubai route fits perfectly into flyadeal's broader aim to expand its international presence.
Passengers can now book tickets for these newly launched and resumed routes through flyadeal’s official website, mobile application, or authorized travel agents.
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