Flyadeal, the low-cost airline of Saudi Arabia, is set to increase its daily flights between Riyadh and Dubai to meet the growing demand for travel between the two cities. The airline will now operate five flights per day, with a weekly frequency of 33, between King Khalid International Airport and Dubai International Airport. CEO Con Korfiatis said that the expansion is part of the company’s strategy to broaden its network and strengthen its position in the UAE market. Flyadeal has a young fleet of 24 Airbus 320 aircraft with an average age of just 30 months and has recently announced an increase in destinations to 36 domestic and international sectors by June.
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