Flydubai:
Launched in 2009, flydubai has quickly risen as a pivotal airline in bridging cultures and enhancing connectivity across its extensive network. By 2024, flydubai prides itself on servicing over 125 destinations worldwide with a robust fleet of 88 aircraft, showcasing 15 years of commitment to removing travel barriers and promoting global exchange.
flydubai’s integration with Emirates Skywards melds luxury with accessibility, allowing travelers to earn and spend Skywards Miles comprehensively. The airline’s codeshare agreements with giants like Emirates and Air Canada, alongside interline partnerships with SriLankan Airlines and Batik Air Malaysia, further extend its reach, offering seamless connections across the globe.
Flynas:
Starting in 2007, flynas has quickly ascended as a leading low-cost airline in the Middle East. Operating over 1,500 weekly flights with a fleet of 61 aircraft, flynas has carried more than 78 million passengers to date. The airline’s accolades, including consecutive Skytrax awards and a solid 4-star APEX rating, underscore its commitment to quality and affordability.
flynas boasts partnerships with Etihad Airways and Pegasus Airlines among others, enhancing its network and offering additional travel services that range from hotel bookings to car rentals.
flynas rewards its passengers through the naSmiles program, offering redeemable points for a range of services, thereby enhancing passenger loyalty and satisfaction. Major travel companies such as Wego also often offers discount code for flynas.
Air Arabia:
Since its inception in 2003, Air Arabia has established itself as the MENA region’s first and largest low-cost carrier. With a fleet of 77 aircraft and a network that spans over 206 destinations, Air Arabia remains committed to budget-friendly travel without compromising on comfort or reliability.
The airline’s loyalty program, The AirRewards program, offers up to 10% cashback on flights. The airline also often runs multiple promos, from weekend getaways to last-minute deals from the UAE, Air Arabia ensures that affordable travel options are always within reach for its passengers.
Flyadeal:
flyadeal, the low-cost subsidiary of Saudia, is based at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah. As of 2024, flyadeal has expanded its operations to serve 23 destinations with a fleet of 32 aircraft, focusing on providing affordable travel options across Saudi Arabia and to regional destinations.
flyadeal enhances its network through a codeshare agreement with Saudia, allowing seamless connectivity for passengers across both carriers’ extensive networks.
flyadeal employ popular tools like the ‘Lowest Fare Finder’ to help passengers plan budget-friendly travels efficiently.
SalamAir:
Initiated in 2017 as Oman’s first low-cost carrier, SalamAir has quickly grown to operate a fleet of modern Airbus A320neo and A321neo aircraft. By 2024, it serves over 45 destinations across the Middle East, Africa, the Indian Subcontinent, and Europe, committing to economic diversification and enhancing tourism within Oman.
SalamAir’s collaborates with many hotel and car rental services facilitate complete travel solutions for passengers, enhancing convenience at every step of their journey.
Jazeera Airways:
Founded in 2005, Jazeera Airways operates from its dedicated hub at Kuwait International Airport’s Terminal 5. With a focus on providing reliable and affordable travel, the airline services over 50 destinations across the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. This Kuwaiti low-cost carrier offers streamlined check-in processes, self-service kiosks, and complimentary Wi-Fi facilities.
Jazeera Airways provides a range of fare options tailored to different budgets and travel needs. These include ‘Light’, ‘Value’, and ‘Extra’ fare options, each offering varying levels of flexibility and services to meet the diverse demands of its passengers. Furthermore, the airline offers special fares for students, enhancing accessibility for younger travelers who are looking for budget-friendly travel solutions.
