Middle Eastern budget carrier Flydubai is launching routes to Gizan and Jouf in Saudi Arabia.
Starting 10 July, the port city Gizan on the country’s southern Red Sea coast will be served daily from Dubai, the Boeing 737 operator says.
Flights to Jouf in Saudi Arabia’s northern region will be conducted four days a week from 11 July.
Flydubai will be the only carrier operating on both routes, schedules in Innovata show.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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