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New services to commence 11 November 2024
Saudi airline Flyadeal is further expanding its presence in the Egyptian market, adding two new routes – Jeddah to Sohag and Madinah to Cairo – to its network.
Set to take flight on 11 November 2024, the low-cost carrier will increase frequency to Egypt to 44 flights a week operated by 186-seat Airbus A320 aircraft.
Flyadeal operates 39 flights a week to Egypt. Madinah became the Saudi airline’s fourth point in the Kingdom after Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam to have direct flights to Cairo.
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Flyadeal CEO, Steven Greenway, commented: “Egypt is our largest international market, strategically important for Flyadeal having steadily increased our presence since launching scheduled flights to the capital Cairo almost three years ago.
“The addition of Flyadeal flights between Madinah and Cairo embraces the opportunity to support Umrah and Hajj pilgrim travel, while our new service linking Jeddah with Sohag bridges an underserved market that brings together friends, families and communities,” Greenway added.
“With dedicated Flyadeal charter flights between the two countries during Hajj, together with summer seasonal services to Sharm El-Sheikh and promises of further expansion in Egypt over the next few months, we remain dedicated to such a key market.”
For more information, visit www.flyadeal.com
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