Nasair launches three new flights to link Saudi with rapidly growing Turkish market

The airline will operate 11 scheduled weekly flights from Riyadh and Jeddah airports, bringing the number of its international destinations to 21 cities. 

The routeing is aimed at meeting  the growth in demand from Turkish expatriates living and working in Saudi Arabia, as well as the more than half a million pilgrims who come to Saudi Arabia each year from Turkey. It is the first link between Atakya and Adana and Saudi.

Nasair's  director of sales, Turki Al Jawini  said, "The Turkish air travel market is one of the largest in the region. To better service travellers between the two countries, we have introduced four direct flights between Jeddah and Istanbul each week, three weekly direct flights between Jeddah and Adana as well as twice weekly direct services between Antakya and Jeddah and Antakya and Riyadh."

The route will be served by Nasair's Embraer E190s aircraft.