Flyadeal launches annual domestic travel initiative

In yet another significant move to build customer loyalty and increase product choices, flyadeal has introduced an annual domestic travel programme designed for regular travellers.

Whether travelling on business or leisure, Adeal Membership enables customers to purchase a plan at different membership levels depending on travel needs that provide significant savings and peace of mind from potential fare fluctuations.

For any 12 round-trip domestic flights a year – equivalent to one-a-month – travellers can buy an annual membership for a fixed monthly fare of SAR 298.

The same concept applies to 24 return trips a year at SAR 599 a month; and 36 round-trip flights – three each month – for a total of SAR 889 over the course of a year.

Abdullah Adel Alahmadi, flyadeal Ancillary Product Manager, said: “flyadeal’s latest product is savings-driven rewarding regular travellers and helping them budget travel expenses without the worry of navigating any unexpected fare changes.

“Adeal Membership is flyadeal’s latest customer-friendly initiative that offers more choices. It demonstrates our ongoing commitment to provide continued service enhancements in recent months with flyadeal set to announce even more products keeping buying behaviours top of mind.”

The scheme enables travellers to plan more time exploring the nation and its diversity across all 13 provinces. flyadeal’s current extensive domestic network covers 15 destinations that continues to grow with a multitude of towns and cities across Saudi Arabia being served from its three main bases of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam.

These are Abha, Al Bahah, Al Hofuf, Bisha, Gizan, Hail, Madinah, Najran, Neom, Qassim, Tabuk, and Taif, with Yanbu being added to flyadeal’s domestic destinations in January 2025.

As the fastest growing low-cost airline in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East, flyadeal serves almost 30 domestic and international year-round and seasonal destinations in the Kingdom, Europe, Middle East and North Africa with a modern fleet of 36 Airbus A320 narrowbody aircraft.