Riyadh Air has announced the expansion of its global network in Asia, launching new direct flights connecting the Saudi capital with Islamabad, Lahore, and Manila.
Tickets for the three destinations are now available for booking, marking a significant step in the carrier's strategy to deepen its presence in key Asian markets.
The move aligns with broader efforts by Saudi Arabia to strengthen its aviation links with South and Southeast Asia.
By adding these routes, Riyadh Air aims to tap into growing passenger traffic and business travel demand in the region, positioning itself as a competitive hub for connections between the Middle East and Asia.
This expansion follows recent network growth by other Saudi carriers.
South Air recently commenced scheduled flight operations from Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, introducing new domestic routes, while Saudia Cargo launched a new air freight service connecting Riyadh with Melbourne.