flyadeal expands India network with new Riyadh route

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Mumbai becomes flyadeal’s second India gateway after Hyderabad, with bookings now open.

Dubai: flyadeal is launching five weekly services between Riyadh and Mumbai, adding more than 7,400 seats per month on the route.

The Saudia Group’s low-cost carrier has opened bookings for the new service, which will begin on October 3, making Mumbai its second destination in India after launching flights to Hyderabad on July 3.

Flights will operate five days a week, excluding Tuesdays and Fridays, using Airbus A320neo aircraft configured with 186 Economy Class seats.

Five weekly flights between Riyadh and Mumbai

The Riyadh-Mumbai service will depart at 12.55am and arrive in Mumbai at 7.40am, while the return flight will leave Mumbai at 8.40am and reach Riyadh at 10.15am, according to the airline’s published schedule.

The schedule is also designed to offer convenient onward connections via Riyadh to Jeddah, Madinah, Dammam and other Saudi cities, catering to business, leisure and religious travel.

What passengers get on board

The A320neo aircraft operating on the route will feature an all-Economy Class cabin with Airbus’ Airspace interior, including larger overhead storage bins.

The Mumbai route follows flyadeal’s entry into India with flights to Hyderabad, further expanding the carrier’s presence in one of its key international markets.

The airline said it plans to expand its network across India while continuing to grow internationally as part of Saudia Group’s broader expansion strategy.

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