Saudi Arabia Boosts Air Connectivity
Saudi Arabia plans to increase seat capacity on several international routes in 2026 to enhance air connectivity with global markets, meeting rising travel demand and facilitating access to the Kingdom. The expansions include increased flights between Saudi Arabia and China, with the addition of a weekly flight to Guangzhou and a total of four flights per week. Additionally, two more flights will be added to Beijing, bringing the total to three weekly flights, with a capacity exceeding 124,000 seats annually. In the United States, three weekly flights between New York and Jeddah have been added, bringing the total to seven flights per week with a capacity of over 211,000 seats annually. The strategy aims to expand the international destination network, boost tourism, and position the Kingdom as a global tourist destination in line with Saudi Vision 2030, connecting it to 250 international destinations by 2030.
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