Riyadh Air has unveiled three more routes as it continues to flesh out its long-awaited full network launch, with Jeddah, Madrid, and Manchester now joining the airline’s growing list of named destinations.
That brings the startup carrier to six officially announced routes in total, following earlier disclosures for London, Dubai, and Cairo.
Riyadh Air has unveiled three more routes as it continues to flesh out its long-awaited full network launch, with Jeddah, Madrid, and Manchester now joining the airline’s growing list of named destinations. That brings the startup carrier to six officially announced routes in total, following earlier disclosures for London, Dubai, and Cairo.
It is another clear sign that Riyadh Air is moving from a branding exercise to an actual network build-out. However, the catch remains the same: only London Heathrow Airport (LHR) is currently operating, and even that is in a very limited capacity, while the rest remain part of the airline’s still-forming launch plan. The route map is growing faster than the fleet, and that tension is now central to the story. More
