Top Airlines in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is a dry, sparsely populated Middle Eastern nation. Saudi Arabia is a young nation with a lengthy past. The Hejaz, which is located on its western highlands and along the Red Sea, is the birthplace of Islam and the location of its holiest cities, Mecca and Medina.
1. Flyadeal
State-owned low-cost airline in Saudi Arabia is called flyadeal. The launch of the airline was announced by Saudi Airlines Corporation in April 2016. On September 20, 2017, the carrier obtained an AOC, and on September 23, 2017, the Jeddah Riyadh service was introduced. Associated with Saudia Airlines is the business flyadeal. It flies to 11 destinations with a fleet size of 26.
2. Flynas
Flyna, formerly known as Nas Air, is a low-cost airline based in Saudi Arabia that runs both domestic and international flights. It was founded on 2007. Over 35 places are served by the airline. Along with flyadeal, it is the country’s primary low-cost carrier and the country’s first low-cost airline. It has a fleet size of 39.
3. Saudia
Saudia, the country’s flag carrier and wholly owned subsidiary of the Saudi Arabian Kingdom, was founded in 1945. From its primary base at Jeddah King Abdulaziz International Airport, the airline runs an extensive network of domestic and regional routes throughout Saudi Arabia, the Middle East, Asia, Europe, and North America. It flies to 102 destinations with a fleet size of 151.
4. Sky Prime Aviation
Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh serves as the home base for the private aviation services company Sky Prime. Sky Prime Aviation Services offers ground support services, chartered flights, management of aircraft, maintenance, and technical assistance. It was founded in 2016 with a fleet size of 14.
5. Al Anwa Aviation
It is a charter airline which is based in Saudi Arabia and founded in 2013.
6. Nesma Airlines
The airline Nesma Nesma Airlines, an Egyptian full-service airline, has a subsidiary in Saudi Arabia (Egypt). On October 27, 2016, Nesma Airlines (Saudi Arabia) began operating from Hail Airport with ATR72-600 aircraft. Over the next three years, it will add six new aircraft to its fleet, including an A319, an A320, two A321s, and an ATR 72-600. It flies to 11 destinations with a fleet size of 4.
