Riyadh - Mubasher: Saudi airline flyadeal is scheduled to launch flights between Jeddah and Dubai, reinstating services between the Saudi capital and Dubai, effective 15 April.
The expansion strengthens connectivity between the Kingdom and the UAE, according to a press release.
The new Jeddah route supports flyadeal’s presence in the UAE’s largest city, offering a new gateway to Dubai International Airport.
Initially starting off with three flights a week, the Saudi airline is enhancing travel options for both business and leisure passengers.
Lloyd Misquitta, flyadeal’s Acting Chief Commercial Officer, said: “Dubai remains one of the most popular destinations for our customers, hence we are pleased to provide additional travel options by introducing our first direct service from Jeddah, and bringing our Riyadh to Dubai flights back up to a regular operation from this week.”
The official added: “Jeddah – Dubai not only strengthens connectivity between two key cities in the region, but is also part of a continued strategic focus on expanding flyadeal’s international footprint.”
In February, flyadeal increased its fleet to 45 jets after welcoming its first new aircraft of 2026, an Airbus A320neo.
At the beginning of this year, the airline expanded its network from Madinah, launching five new routes.
