flynas and Swissport have entered into a long-term strategic equity transaction and commercial partnership that represents a significant milestone for both companies and further strengthens Swissport's position as a market leader in airport ground services, air cargo handling and airport hospitality globally.
Saudi low-cost carrier flynas has been named the Middle East’s Best Low-Cost Airline for 2026 at the Skytrax World Airline Awards in London, securing the title for a ninth consecutive year.
The Government Expenditure and Projects Efficiency Authority (EXPRO) has announced the activation of flynas under the unified framework agreement for government travel services, in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance and the National Centre for Government Resource Systems.
Saudi low-cost carrier flynas will launch direct flights between Madinah and Brussels from October 5, 2026, expanding its international network and offering passengers more travel options between Saudi Arabia and Belgium.
Saudi low-cost carrier flynas has begun construction of an advanced aviation training centre in Riyadh, with an estimated investment of more than SAR200 million ($54 million), as it strengthens its training capabilities and supports the development of national talent in the aviation sector.
flynas has taken delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, strengthening its next-generation fleet as the Saudi low-cost carrier expands its network and enhances the passenger experience. The latest aircraft brings flynas’ all-Airbus fleet to 68 aircraft, including 62 A320neos, two A330 widebodies and four A320ceos.
flynas, the Saudi low-cost carrier, will launch direct flights between Jeddah and Aleppo in Syria from August 21, expanding its international network and strengthening air connectivity between Saudi Arabia and Syria. The airline will operate two weekly flights on the new route.
Saudi low-cost carrier flynas will launch three weekly direct flights between Riyadh and Kochi (Cochin) in India from September 1, expanding its international network and strengthening air connectivity between Saudi Arabia and India.
Saudi low-cost carrier flynas has signed a unified framework agreement with the Expenditure and Projects Efficiency Authority (EXPRO) to provide government travel services to public-sector entities.
flynas has inaugurated its first direct flights between Riyadh and Alexandria, Egypt, further expanding air connectivity between Saudi Arabia and regional destinations. The airline will operate three weekly services between Riyadh and Alexandria International Airport.
