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    Flydubai resumes flights to Abha in Saudi Arabia

    June 4, 2022
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    Dubai-based carrier flydubai announced the resumption of flights to Abha in Saudi Arabia from 23 June with a daily service. With this announcement, the carrier expands its network to more than 100 destinations served by an impressive fleet of 64 Boeing 737 aircraft. FlyDubai has a global network that covers 50 countries. The carrier has recently resumed its operations to Gassim, Ha’il and Tabuk, and has launched its twice-weekly flights to AlUla; its newest destination in the Kingdom.

    Flydubai resumes flights to Abha in Saudi ArabiaFlydubai has taken delivery of five brand-new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft this year with a further 17 to be delivered by the end of the year; supporting the airline’s growing network. The carrier will start operations on 10 additional routes from 22 June onwards. This includes flights to newly added destinations, Izmir and Pisa, as well as the resumption of operations to high-demand summer destinations such as Bodrum, Mykonos, Santorini and Tivat.

    Flights to Abha International Airport (AHB) will operate daily from Terminal 2, Dubai International (DXB) from 23 June 2022. Return Business Class fares from DXB to AHB start from AED 3,800 and Economy Class Lite fares start from AED 1,500. Return Business Class fares from AHB to DXB start from SAR 3,800 and Economy Class Lite fares start from SAR 1,500. For the full timetable, please visit their website.

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