flyadeal, Saudia Group’s fast-growing low-cost carrier, will showcase its contribution to Saudi Arabia’s tourism ambitions at World Travel Market (WTM) Riyadh, taking place from September 8–10, 2026.
Saudi Arabia’s aviation regulator recorded 2,402 passenger complaints against national airlines in August, with flight-related issues leading complaints. Saudia posted the lowest complaint rate at 22 per 100,000 passengers, followed by Riyadh Air at 52 and flynas at 57.
Saudia, Saudi Arabia’s national flag carrier, has climbed to 15th place in the 2026 Skytrax global airline rankings, up from 17th in 2025 and 20th in 2024, marking a five-place rise over two years.
Saudi Arabia’s national flag carrier, Saudia, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with almatar to expand travel options and enhance guest benefits through digital platforms and solutions.
Saudia will add Muscat, Oman’s capital, to its seasonal destination network from October 27, with three weekly flights from Riyadh. The new route supports Saudia’s strategy to expand international connectivity and meet growing travel demand.
Saudia, Saudi Arabia’s national flag carrier, has expanded its longstanding partnership with Almosafer Travel & Tourism through New Distribution Capability (NDC) connectivity, strengthening the airline’s digital distribution and enabling richer, more personalised content across Almosafer’s booking channels and AI-powered tools.
Riyadh Air and Saudia have launched the first phase of their strategic partnership, introducing a codeshare linking Riyadh with six Saudi destinations and expanding connectivity through integrated technology systems.
Saudia and Garuda Indonesia have signed a Joint Business Framework Agreement, paving the way for deeper network integration and expanded connectivity between Indonesia, Australia, Saudi Arabia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa from 2027.
Saudia has launched a promotional offer providing discounts of up to 50% on Guest Class and Business Class flights from Saudi Arabia to international destinations, as well as connecting services across its network spanning four continents.
Saudi Air Connectivity Program (ACP), in collaboration with Saudia, has announced an increase in seat capacity across several international routes in 2026.
