Flynas, Saudi Arabia’s low-cost airline, has revealed plans to start direct flights between Karachi and Madinah from 5th March 2025.
The new service will operate two direct flights weekly, connecting Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport with Madinah’s Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz Airport, as reported by Sabaq News.
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This move is part of Flynas’ ongoing strategy to expand its reach and offer more convenient travel options for passengers traveling between the two cities.
Madinah Airport is one of Flynas’ four key operational hubs, and the airline is progressively growing its network as part of its broader expansion plan. This growth is aligned with Flynas’ vision of becoming a leading player in the global aviation industry.
Flynas operates more than 1,500 weekly flights, linking over 70 domestic and international destinations. The airline’s long-term strategy is to enhance connectivity and bolster the national aviation sector.
By 2030, the goal is to connect the Kingdom to 250 international destinations while serving 330 million passengers annually. Additionally, the strategy aims to attract 100 million tourists to Saudi Arabia each year.
Flynas’ expansion comes as part of Saudi Arabia’s efforts to enhance tourism and air travel as part of the broader Vision 2030 initiative, which focuses on diversifying the country’s economy and increasing its global tourism presence.