Flynas to launch Kochi–Jeddah flights three times a week from November 9
Saudi Arabian low-cost carrier Flynas is set to launch direct flight services between Kochi and Jeddah from November 9, 2026, expanding air connectivity between Keralam and Saudi Arabia.
The airline will operate the route three times a week using Airbus A320neo aircraft, offering another travel option for passengers flying between the two destinations.
With the launch of Flynas services, Jeddah will have a total of 15 weekly flights connecting it with Kochi. Saudia currently operates five flights a week, while Akasa Air offers seven weekly services, according to the schedule shared.
The new service is expected to benefit expatriates, business travellers, tourists and passengers travelling for religious purposes between Keralam and Saudi Arabia.
The additional connectivity is also expected to strengthen Kochi's position as an important international aviation gateway for passengers from Keralam.
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