Published on October 9, 2025
Flynas, a key player in the low-cost airline sector, proudly announces the addition of a new route from Jeddah to Moscow beginning December 23, 2025. This connection, which will run three times weekly, will be a boost to travel to and from Jeddah and the western Saudi city. This relationship addresses the growing tourism traffic to Saudi Arabia from Russia and the cross-border tourism Saudi Arabia is opening to. This continues to build on the relationship between the Saudi tourism authority and flynas and the Saudi Air Connectivity Program partnership to build Saudi Arabia’s tourism and travel globally.
Saudi Arabia Connects To Russia

Directly after the successful introduction of the Riyadh to Moscow connection in August 2025, flynas aims to add Jeddah to its route to open more direct and convenient travel to and from Saudi Arabia and bolster travel between the two host nations. These cross-border travels will largely boost the Saudi tourism market with market access to the currently restricted Eastern European nations, as well as Russia.
The new routes to and from Jeddah and Moscow will open international travel with the Vnukovo International Airport in Moscow and the King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah. These new flights will offer 87 routes that flynas currently operates. The three-flight flights will be a boost to flynas’ growing route network.

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Flynas’ Expansion Strategy in the Russian Market
The launch of direct flights from Moscow to Jeddah is part of flynas’ expansion strategy in the Russian market. Opening this route addresses the growing need for flights to Saudi Arabia from Russian passengers. It encourages travel for tourism and business. This also fulfills an initiative in the aviation part of the Saudi tourism vision.

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The expansion of flynas is directly inspired by Vision 2030 for the Kingdom, which aims to position Saudi Arabia as a global travel hub. This also aligns with the National Civil Aviation Strategy, which is meant to develop the aviation sector in the Kingdom and increase the global destinations available to Saudi Arabia.
Supporting Saudi Arabia’s Tourism Goals
flynas has and will continue to meet the goals of the Saudi Tourism Authority and the Pilgrims Experience Program (PEP). The airline makes it increasingly possible for people around the globe to visit Saudi Arabia for business, leisure, and religious reasons. This new Moscow–Jeddah route will attract even more visitors to the Kingdom. Currently, there is a promotional push to highlight Saudi Arabia’s historical culture and religious importance.
Coordination between flynas, the Saudi Tourism Authority, and the Air Connectivity Program has already increased travel between both nations. The new Moscow–Jeddah route will continue this trend and is backed by promotional activities aligning with the campaign to market the route and increase travel to Saudi Arabia.
Flynas’ Position in the Aviation Industry
As a low-cost carrier, flynas has grown to extend its domestic and international network. Since its founding in 2007, the airline has grown to more than 70 destinations in 30 counties and handled close to 80 million customers on over 2000 flights a week for more than 2000 flights a week. The new Moscow–Jeddah route displays the airline’s commitment to expanding its route network to meet growing demand, consistent with the objectives of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
Currently, flynas is expanding its route network from 165 destinations to more to encourage the growth of aviation and tourism in the Kingdom.
Booking and Travel Details
People wishing to use the new route on the Moscow–Jeddah stretch can use flynas’ online self-service channels or reach travel agents. They have made it easy for people to book flights.
Conclusion – Ties Between Two Nations With Direct Flights
The new direct flights to Jeddah and Moscow, like other routes added in recent years, contribute to flynas’ goal of expanding the international reach of the flynas network and the international reach of the Saudi Arabian tourism industry. This is another step in adding services to meet the directed flights’ passenger demand. This dedication to new network routes and the ongoing flynas network goal ultimately builds international air connectivity and flynas network reach from and to the Saudi Arabian Kingdom.

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