SAUDIA inaugurates maiden flight to RSI
Maiden flight SV1571 took off from Riyadh airport into Red Sea International Airport today at 10:50 a.m. local time
SAUDIA has announced the start of flights between Red Sea International Airport (RSI) and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.
The maiden flight, SV1571, departed from Riyadh at 10:50 a.m. local time today (September 21), covering the distance in two hours. This route is scheduled to fly twice from Riyadh and twice from RSI on Thursday and Saturday.
“As its quest to be Wings of Vision 2030, this milestone reflects SAUDIA’s ongoing commitment to further expanding its growing network and building upon its successful operations at NEOM Bay Airport,” reads the press release. It continues, "The distinctive partnership between SAUDIA and Red Sea Global is characterized by their joint commitment to sustainable flight operations. This partnership encompasses all ground and air procedures, exemplifying a collective dedication to leadership in sustainability within the aviation industry."
The launch is a result of collaborative efforts between SAUDIA, Red Sea Global, and daa International, operators of Red Sea International Airport.
Captain Ibrahim Koshy, CEO of SAUDIA, said, “This synergy has resulted in the creation of an exemplary integrated work environment at the airport aligned with the highest quality standards. This enhancement aims to elevate the travel experience for our valued guests by providing well-trained personnel and ensuring the availability of all necessary equipment and supplies for seamless operations. Additionally, we are committed to offering digital self-service options to our guests."
