Karachi: Fly Jinnah, Pakistan's burgeoning low-cost airline, has announced the launch of a new direct flight route between Lahore's Allama Iqbal International Airport and King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, starting November 16. This service will initially operate twice a week, with plans to expand to three times weekly in early December.

According to Fly Jinnah, the inaugural flights for this route are scheduled for Tuesdays and Saturdays, with an additional service added on Thursdays beginning December 7. The flight will depart from Lahore at 07:00 and arrive in Dammam at 09:20, utilizing the Airbus A320, known for its comfort and efficiency. The return flight will leave Dammam at 10:00 and reach Lahore at 15:20.

A spokesperson from Fly Jinnah expressed enthusiasm about the new connection, emphasizing that it enhances the airline's presence in Saudi Arabia while providing greater travel flexibility and value to its customers. This route is part of Fly Jinnah's ongoing efforts to expand its service offerings and meet the growing demand for affordable travel solutions between Pakistan and the Gulf region.

Fly Jinnah's recent initiatives include the start of direct flights from Lahore to Riyadh and expanding services in major Pakistani cities and other Gulf destinations, such as Sharjah, Bahrain, and Muscat. The airline's commitment to quality service includes features like the SkyCafe and SkyTime, offering passengers in-flight dining and entertainment options.

Travelers can book their tickets for the new Lahore to Dammam route via Fly Jinnah’s website, its call center, or through various travel agencies.