Indian airline Akasa Air has recently received certification from Saudi Arabia's General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) to start regular flights between the two countries Saudi Arabia and India.
Saudi Arabia's New Flights to India
The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) in Saudi Arabia recently granted approval for Akasa Air, an Indian airline, to commence regular flights between Saudi Arabia and India. This development will see the introduction of 21 new weekly flights connecting the two countries.
Expanded Routes between Jeddah and Riyadh Connections
Beginning on June 8, there will be a total of 14 weekly flights to Jeddah, consisting of two flights departing from Ahmedabad and 12 flights departing from Mumbai. Additionally, starting July 4, there will be seven weekly flights to Riyadh departing from Mumbai.
GACA's decision to authorize Akasa Air's operations aligns with its efforts to enhance air connectivity and integrate Saudi Arabia into the global aviation network. This initiative is in line with the objectives of Vision 2030, which aims to position the Kingdom as a leading global logistics hub.
By expanding flight options between Saudi Arabia and India, GACA seeks to facilitate greater ease of travel and strengthen bilateral ties between the two nations. These new air routes are expected to contribute to increased tourism, trade, and economic cooperation, further advancing the strategic partnership between Saudi Arabia and India.
The introduction of these flights signifies a significant step towards achieving enhanced connectivity and mobility within the region, supporting the growth and development goals outlined in Vision 2030. GACA remains committed to promoting the expansion of air travel infrastructure and services, fostering greater accessibility and convenience for travelers both domestically and internationally.
The approval of Akasa Air's flights to India represents a positive development for both countries, paving the way for increased collaboration and exchange across various sectors, including tourism, commerce, and investment. This strategic partnership underscores the mutual commitment to fostering closer relations and driving socio-economic progress for the benefit of both Saudi Arabia and India.