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Amman, June 3 (Petra) – Flynas, a premier, Saudi-based low-cost
carrier, on Wednesday announced moving flights between Jeddah and
Amman to Amman City Airport, effective June 15, as part of its
expansion plans to enhance operational efficiency and offer travel
options.
In a statement, Flynas said it will operate daily flights between
Jeddah and Amman City Airport, providing a more flexible and seamless
travel experience for passengers traveling between the two countries.
The company said flights from Riyadh, Dammam, and Medina to Amman via
Queen Alia International Airport will continue as usual, ensuring the
maintenance of the existing network and offering options for
passengers.
Flynas, which has Maltrans Travel & Tourism as its exclusive general
sales agent and representative in Jordan, said the expansion is part
of its strategy to boost its regional presence and develop its
network of destinations to meet a growing demand for travel,
coinciding with preparations for the summer and the Umrah and Hajj
seasons.
//Petra//SS
