A new Saudi airline is scheduled to launch in Pakistan.

Details indicate that the carrier Flyadeal will run flights from Riyadh to Karachi and between Jeddah, Riyadh, and Karachi.

The Saudi airline Flyadeal will have a water salute ceremony at the airport to commemorate its inaugural trip to Karachi.

Flyadeal has already received license for flying operations in Pakistan from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

According to airline sources, this new airline will offer direct flights, making it easier for passengers to travel between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

Based on Cirium’s July 2024 study, Saudi Arabia’s national airline ranked first in the world for timeliness in August 2024.

With a remarkable 88.12% on-time arrival rate and an 88.15% departure rate, Saudi Arabia has cemented its leadership position in the aviation sector.

The airline has managed 16,503 flights over its vast network that spans four continents and more than 100 destinations, demonstrating its exceptional performance and dedication to excellence.

As part of its larger ambition to expand its seating capacity, visit more international locations, and assist Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, Saudia intends to upgrade its fleet with 103 new aircraft in the future.

Saudi Arabia will be able to link with the rest of the globe through this expansion, which will promote both cultural and commercial interchange.

Saudi Airlines has made a name for itself in the international aviation sector since joining the SkyTeam alliance in 2012.

During Ramadan and the Hajj, Saudia offers charter services in addition to regular scheduled routes, serving travelers from the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America.