Saudi Arabian low-fare carrier opens new Egypt route

The new service will operate three times a week, offering travelers budget travel to Cairo, which is served by Giza.

The airline says the route supports the goals of the Saudi national Civil Aviation Strategy, which aims to significantly increase passenger traffic and tourism to the Kingdom by 2030.

The airline now connects five Saudi cities to various Egyptian destinations, including Cairo, Sohag, Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada, and El Alamein.

The airline, founded in 2007, has a network of over 70 domestic and international destinations, operated by an all-Airbus fleet.