Saudia adds Toronto to Air Connectivity Program
Saudia's fleet of 787s in Jeddah
Saudia is bringing its flight service to Toronto, Canada back starting December 2. Toronto Pearson International Airport becomes a part of Saudia’s international flight network as part of the Air Connectivity Program (ACP). According to the Saudia press release, both the airline and airport are gearing up to enhance the passenger experience on the route with digital booking channels and dedicated service facilities at Toronto Pearson.
Toronto marks Saudia’s ninth destination part of the ACP. The airline is eager to connect this major Canadian hub with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through tourism, business and global aviation, the press release explains.
There will be six weekly round trip flights between King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah and Toronto, with a flight duration of 13.5 hours each way. Saudia plans to operate the787 Dreamliner for this route, featuring 24 Business Class seats, 274 in Economy and guest services designed to enhance the travel experience for passengers.
