Jeddah: Flynas, a Saudi-based low-cost carrier, announced the relocation of flights between Jeddah and Amman to Amman City Airport, effective June 15. This move is part of Flynas's expansion plans aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and providing more travel options.
According to Jordan News Agency, Flynas will operate daily flights on this route to offer a more flexible and seamless travel experience for passengers traveling between Saudi Arabia and Jordan.
The airline confirmed that flights from Riyadh, Dammam, and Medina to Amman via Queen Alia International Airport will remain unchanged. This ensures the maintenance of the existing network and continues to offer various travel options for passengers.
Flynas, which partners with Maltrans Travel and Tourism as its exclusive general sales agent in Jordan, stated that this expansion aligns with its strategy to boost regional presence. The plan aims to develop a broader network of destinations to meet the growing demand for travel, particularly in preparation for the summer and the Umrah and Hajj seasons.