According to a report, Saudi Arabian low-cost air carrier flynas is eyeing to expand its global presence by opening new units in two countries.
The airline’s move aligns with its goal to become the Middle East’s largest discount airline and one of the five biggest globally, Bloomberg reported citing a company statement.
The report further noted that flynas would seek Air Operator Certificates in two unidentified countries in an attempt to double its scale of operations.
Saudi Arabia is pumping billions of dollars into the aviation sector, as tourism is set to be one of the main pillars of its economy in the future. This comes as the Kingdom steadily diversifies its revenue in line with the goals outlined under Vision 2030.
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