طيران ناس

(تم التحويل من فلاي ناس)
Flynas
طيران ناس
Flynas Logo.svg
IATA ICAO Callsign
XY KNE NAS EXPRESS
Founded2007 (2007)
Commenced operationsفبراير 2007 (2007-02)
Operating bases
Fleet size39
Parent companyNational Air Services
HeadquartersRiyadh, Saudi Arabia
Key people
Websitewww.flynas.com

Flynas (العربية: طيران ناس‎), stylized flynas, formerly Nas Air, is a Saudi low-cost airline, the country's first budget airline.[4] The company's head office is located in Riyadh.[5]

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History

Saudi Arabian Airlines was the only airline in the country until 2006, when budget carriers Nas Air and Sama Airlines got their licenses from the government.[6] Nas Air was founded in 2007 (2007).[7] Operations started in February that year.[6] In late 2007, Nas Air firmed up an order for the acquisition of 20 aircraft of the Airbus A320 family.[8]

The company changed its name from Nasair to Flynas in نوفمبر 2013 (2013-11).[9][10] In January 2017, Flynas signed an agreement to order 80 Airbus A320neo family with deliveries schedule from 2018 to 2026.[11] In November 2018, Flynas took delivery of the first Airbus A320neo family aircraft.[11]


Corporate affairs

Ownership

اعتبارا من أكتوبر 2014, Flynas was owned in its majority by National Airline Services Holding (63%); the balance was held by Kingdom Holding.[12]

Destinations

المقالة الرئيسية: List of Flynas destinations

Assiut and Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt became served by the carrier for the first time in 2009, with flights to the latter initially operated on a seasonal basis.[13] In 2011, the airline started services to three cities in Turkey: Adana, Antakya and Istanbul.[14] Also that year, Lahore in Pakistan became the second city served in the country, after Karachi.[15] In فبراير 2013 (2013-02), flights to Yanbu from Dammam were launched. Also that month, the airline started flying from Dammam to Khartoum, with the Sudanese capital becoming the first international destination ever to be linked to the Saudi city.[16]

In فبراير 2014 (2014-02), Flynas introduced its Global Flight Routes program, aimed at offering affordable rates to passengers for flights between Jeddah and points in Africa, Asia and Europe,[17] and at carrying religious tourists to Saudi Arabia.[18] In مارس 2014 (2014-03),[19] Flynas incorporated the قالب:Ordinal to word/0 to 999999 of قالب:Cardinal to word Airbus A330s the carrier would lease from Portugal's Hi Fly. These aircraft, including both the –200 and the –300 models, would be used to start long-haul services.[20] The airline also planned to add the Airbus A350 to its fleet.[21]

Flynas became the first low-cost carrier to serve the Saudi Arabia-UK market when it launched the Jeddah–London Gatwick service, its first European long-haul route, in أبريل 2014 (2014-04).[22] Medium-haul routes to Karachi and Lahore were also planned, along with long-haul services to Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Casablanca, Manchester and Islamabad.[23] Flights to Iran were also due to commence by the same time.[24] Manchester became the airline's قالب:Ordinal to word/0 to 999999 destination in the United Kingdom on 7 مايو 2014 (2014-05-07).[25][26] Cairo was made part of the route network in يونيو 2014 (2014-06), making the Egyptian capital the carrier's قالب:Ordinal to word/0 to 999999 destination in the country.[27] The London-Gatwick–Riyadh sector would also be served from 27 July the same year.[28] A month later, it was informed that services to Manchester would be discontinued starting أغسطس 2014 (2014-08), just after قالب:Cardinal to word months of operations.[29][30] That month, the Indian market was expected to be served for the first time with flights to Hyderabad, followed by Calicut in سبتمبر 2014 (2014-09).[31] Plans were also to serve France next as well as China, Philippines, Nigeria and South Africa later on.[21] Flynas also expected to serve the US market in 2015.[32] However, Manchester was removed from the carrier's list of destinations in early أغسطس 2014 (2014-08),[33] and in October the same year the airline announced the cancellation of most of its long- and mid-haul services owing to poor performance.[18][34][35]

In October 2014, Al-Qassim was incorporated to the route network.[36] At أبريل 2015 (2015-04), Flynas' three top domestic routes in terms of available seats were Jeddah (JED)–Riyadh (RUH), Dammam (DMM)–RUH and JED–DMM.[37] The carrier also performs Hajj services.[38][39]

Codeshare agreements

A codeshare agreement with Etihad that dates back to 2012 (2012) sees Flynas placing its code on a number of flights operated by Etihad that radiate from Abu Dhabi.[23][40] In May 2016 the airline signed a codeshare agreement with Pegasus Airlines.[41]

In February 2020, Flynas joined the International Air Transport Association (IATA) which will help the company with "greater co-operation" with other member airlines and increase connectivity through codeshare agreements.[42]

Fleet

Current Fleet

A Flynas Airbus A320-200 at Dubai International Airport in 2014.
ملف:Flynas at LWO.jpg
A Flynas Airbus A320neo is welcomed at Lviv International Airport on July 7, 2021.

اعتبارا من مارس 2022, the Flynas fleet consists of the following aircraft:[43][44]

Flynas fleet
Aircraft In Fleet Orders Passengers Notes
J Y Total
Airbus A320-200 14 — 8 162 170
Airbus A320neo 22 65 8 166 174
Airbus A321XLR — 10 TBA
Airbus A330-300 3 — TBA
Total 39 75

Previously operated

Throughout its history the carrier operated the following aircraft:

See also

References

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