flynas Resumes Baghdad-Jeddah Flights on September 1st in Partnership with Air Connectivity Program

flynas, the Saudi low-cost airline, has announced the resumption of direct flights to Baghdad starting 1 September in collaboration with the Air Connectivity Program (ACP) to further expand flynas growing network of international destinations.

 Three weekly direct flights will connect Baghdad to Jeddah on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, adding a new direct route between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Iraq and further facilitating travel for Hajj, Umrah performers and visitors between the two countries.

 Through its partnership with ACP, flynas operates direct flights to various international destinations, facilitating the arrival of tourists, businesspeople and pilgrims visiting the Kingdom.

 flynas is the first Saudi carrier to resume flights between the Kingdom and Iraq in 2017 after a 27-year hiatus. Last April, flynas reintroduced its direct flights between Jeddah and Erbil, offering more options for affordable air travel with two weekly flights on Wednesday and Sunday.