Saudi low-cost carrier flynas receives 50th jetliner from Airbus
Flynas, based in Riyadh, has reached a milestone as it receives its 50th jetliner from Airbus, part of an order exceeding 100 aircraft. The airline is committed to its growth and expansion plans.
Strategic Partnership with Airbus
In 2017, flynas signed a deal with Airbus valued at over SR32 billion for 120 A320neo planes, making it the second-largest aircraft purchase in the Middle East at that time. The first A320neo aircraft was received in November 2018.
Expanding Fleet and Reach
Flynas aims to reach 165 domestic and international destinations, aligning with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030. The airline has received three A320neo aircraft in 2024 and plans to acquire more throughout the year.
Commitment to Sustainability
The A320neo is known for its advanced technology, environmental friendliness, and fuel efficiency, reinforcing flynas’s commitment to sustainability and environmental protection.
Creating Jobs and Opportunities
With the delivery of new aircraft, flynas has generated hundreds of quality jobs in the aviation sector. The airline has also opened applications for various programs, offering opportunities for Saudi men and women.
Future Plans and Expansion
Flynas is dedicated to doubling its fleet size, with plans to increase purchase orders to 250 aircraft. This strategic move solidifies flynas as a leading low-cost airline in the Middle East and one of the top four economic carriers globally.
Connecting the World to the Kingdom
Aligning with its strategic plan, “We Connect the World to the Kingdom,” flynas aims to connect Saudi Arabia with 250 international destinations and accommodate 330 million passengers by 2030. The airline has increased its capacity by 25 percent, offering travelers more flight options to the Kingdom.
Continued Success and Growth
Since its inception in 2007, flynas has flown over 78 million passengers and currently operates more than 1,500 weekly flights to over 70 domestic and international destinations.