Saudi Arabia’s low-cost carrier Flyadeal is set to launch four new flight routes to Pakistan later this August, marking a major expansion in one of its key international markets.
The airline will begin operating flights from Riyadh to Islamabad, Peshawar, and Sialkot, along with a new route from Dammam to Karachi. The new services are scheduled to begin between August 24 and August 26 and will run two to three times a week using Airbus A320 aircraft.
With this move, Flyadeal will more than double its number of destinations in Pakistan. The carrier had previously entered the Pakistani market in February 2025 with flights from Jeddah and Riyadh to Karachi.
Notably, the Riyadh–Sialkot route is currently unserved since Pakistan International Airlines discontinued operations on it last year. Flyadeal will be the only airline operating this direct route when service begins on August 26.
Pakistan remains a growing market for Saudi airlines. In 2024, 5.9 million passengers traveled between the two countries, and total seat capacity continues to rise year-on-year.
Queeta and Gawadar also needs air traffic.If, some flights are diverted to these airport and that will create a new opportunity for Balochistan.
first get free from killing punjabis then focus elsewhere….
Why Pakistan is permitting so many foreign air lines free free access to Pakistan to earn at the Cost of Pakistan !!