Flynas Returns to Maldives, Strengthening Air Links with Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabian low-cost carrier Flynas has resumed scheduled flights to the Maldives, re-establishing direct air connectivity between Riyadh and Velana International Airport. The first flight arrived on June 20 with a ceremonial water salute and traditional Maldivian reception. Flynas will operate three weekly flights between King Khalid International Airport and VIA. Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) stated this enhances connectivity and supports tourism and business travel growth. Saudi Arabia is an increasingly important market for Maldivian tourism, and the return of Flynas is expected to boost visitor arrivals from the region. MACL remains focused on expanding VIA's network of airline partners.

Saudi Arabian low-cost carrier Flynas has resumed scheduled flights to the Maldives, re-establishing direct air connectivity between Riyadh and Velana International Airport. The first flight arrived on June 20 with a ceremonial water salute and traditional Maldivian reception. Flynas will operate three weekly flights between King Khalid International Airport and VIA. Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) stated this enhances connectivity and supports tourism and business travel growth. Saudi Arabia is an increasingly important market for Maldivian tourism, and the return of Flynas is expected to boost visitor arrivals from the region. MACL remains focused on expanding VIA's network of airline partners.

Saudi Arabian low-cost carrier Flynas has resumed scheduled flights to the Maldives, re-establishing direct air connectivity between Riyadh and Velana International Airport. The first flight arrived on June 20 with a ceremonial water salute and traditional Maldivian reception. Flynas will operate three weekly flights between King Khalid International Airport and VIA. Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) stated this enhances connectivity and supports tourism and business travel growth. Saudi Arabia is an increasingly important market for Maldivian tourism, and the return of Flynas is expected to boost visitor arrivals from the region. MACL remains focused on expanding VIA's network of airline partners.

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