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Saudi Arabia’s Low-Cost Airline Chooses Mix Of A320neos & A321neos Announcement Made At Future Aviation Forum In Saudi Capital Riyadh Deliveries Scheduled To Begin In 2026 To Fuel Next Phase Of Expansion flyadeal, one of the youngest and fastest growing low-cost airlines in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Middle East, announced a landmark order for 51 narrowbody Airbus aircraft to fuel the next phase of its expansion plans. The historic agreement for 12 Airbus A320neos and 39 bigger capacity A321neos was signed as part of a wider announcement by parent Saudia Group for a record 105 aircraft order – the largest in Saudi aviation history. The announcement was made on the opening day of the Future Aviation Forum being held in Riyadh on 20 May 2024. His Excellency Saleh Al-Jasser, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Transport and Logistic Services and Chairman of Saudi Arabian Airlines Corporation, presided over the official signing by His Excellency Eng Ibrahim Al-Omar, Saudia Group Direct

Saudi Arabian Airlines (SAUDIA) and flyadeal set course to add 25 new destinations in 2023 on SAUDIA Group Network: Beijing, China Birmingham, United Kingdom Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Djibouti Chittagong, Bangladesh Johannesburg, South Africa Kano, Nigeria Baghdad, Iraq London Gatwick, United Kingdom Nice, France Lisbon, Portugal Malaga, Spain Mykonos, Greece Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt Tbilisi, Georgia Baku, Azerbaijan Trabzon, Turkey Izmir, Turkey Antalya, Turkey Bodrum, Turkey Sarajevo, Bosnia Heraklion, Greece Rhodes, Greece Larnaca, Cyprus Tivat, Montenegro All new routes are set to begin throughout 2023. The airlines will publish more schedule details on announced destinations soon. SAUDIA Group Director General, H.E. Engineer Ibrahim Al-Omar commented on the international network expansion: “SAUDIA Group has been carrying the kingdom’s ambitions, values and traditions across every corner of its network, as it flies the nation's flag around the world. These new destinations will off