Saudi low-cost carrier FlyNas formally known as Nas air will start flights to Europe and Asia early next year, its holding company’s chief told Al Arabiya News on the sidelines of the Dubai Airshow on Monday.
While the carrier currently flies to 23 destinations across the Middle East, it will start flying to India, Pakistan and Iran and Europe in March or April 2014, according to Sulaiman bin Abdullah al-Hamdan, The group CEO of Nas holding.
At the airshow, al-Hamdan greeted Saudi Prince Fahad Bin Abdullah, head of the country’s general authority for civil aviation.
Prince Fahad Bin Abdullah attended the show to inaugurate the new Airbus A320 plane, which will be part of FlyNas's new fleet.
18/11/13 Nada Altuwaijri/Al Arabiya News
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While the carrier currently flies to 23 destinations across the Middle East, it will start flying to India, Pakistan and Iran and Europe in March or April 2014, according to Sulaiman bin Abdullah al-Hamdan, The group CEO of Nas holding.
At the airshow, al-Hamdan greeted Saudi Prince Fahad Bin Abdullah, head of the country’s general authority for civil aviation.
Prince Fahad Bin Abdullah attended the show to inaugurate the new Airbus A320 plane, which will be part of FlyNas's new fleet.
18/11/13 Nada Altuwaijri/Al Arabiya News
