Saudi Arabia’s budget airline flyadeal has launched a new direct flight route connecting Madinah and Karachi, further strengthening air travel links between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
The inaugural flight on the new route operated on September 6, marking the start of regular services between the two cities. According to the airline, flights will run twice weekly, providing passengers with an additional non-stop travel option.
The route will be served by Airbus A320neo aircraft, which are equipped with 186 Economy Class seats. Passengers will also have access to onboard USB-A and USB-C charging ports, while the aircraft feature enhanced cabin amenities such as larger overhead storage compartments and mood lighting for improved comfort.
With the addition of Karachi to its network, flyadeal has expanded its presence in Pakistan and increased the number of routes linking the country with Saudi Arabia. Madinah is now connected to two Pakistani cities through the airline’s operations.
The new service is expected to benefit travelers, particularly those commuting between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia for religious, family, and business purposes. It also forms part of flyadeal’s broader strategy to expand its international network and grow its fleet in the years ahead.
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