The Red Sea International Airport will receive its first flights, next April 18, coming from Dubai, UAE, with two flights per week, according to the group published in an official statement.
The flight, operated by the Emirates airline “Flydubai”, will arrive from Dubai International Airport, inaugurating the new international route, with two flights per week to the Red Sea International Airport on Thursdays and Sundays, to coincide with the regularly scheduled domestic flights from Riyadh and Jeddah, operated by Saudi Airlines in The airport has been operating since last September, and with the reception of the first Flydubai flights, there will now be eight regular flights per week to and from the Red Sea International Airport.
For his part, John Pagano, CEO of the Red Sea International Group, expressed his happiness at this historic event, and said: “The Red Sea International Airport is located within a three-hour flight distance for 250 million people, and it will serve one million guests annually when the airport is operating at full capacity. Our inaugural flight to the airport was six months ago, and that was the beginning of our ambitious journey towards achieving this goal, and this first international flight represents another step in making Saudi Arabia one of the best tourist destinations in the world.”
Pagano added: “We look forward to true openness to the world, and welcoming visitors from the United Arab Emirates, the Middle East region, and other countries outside our region,” and pointed out that this step is the beginning of making the people of the region and the partners of “Red Sea International” and its employees connected to the world.
It is noteworthy that the Red Sea International Airport is the first carbon-free airport in the Middle East, and it uses innovative sustainability solutions in all operations, to eliminate carbon emissions, improve energy consumption, and enhance efficiency in resource and waste management.
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