ISLAMABAD – Pakistan and Saudi Arabia travel routes saw an influx of passengers, particularly for those travelling for Hajj and Umrah.
In a positive development for travelers, low-cost Air Sial announced the expansion of its flight services to the Kingdom. Starting October 30, the private airline will launch two weekly round-trip flights to Riyadh, the capital city.
Airline officials said the new flights aim to enhance travel convenience for passengers, particularly those flying between Islamabad and Riyadh. He highlighted that this expansion will not only make travel easier but will also stimulate commercial activities and contribute to the country’s foreign exchange.
This reflects growing demand for air travel between the two sides. This development is expected to further strengthen the connectivity and economic ties between both sides.
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