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Aviation Business News
• Craig Waters
Aviation Business News reports: Saudia Cargo has reported that its cargo volumes jumped by 20% in Q1 2024, marking a significant improvement over the same period last year.
A newly minted codeshare partnership between Aegean and Saudia is set to enhance connections and travel services for passengers traveling between Greece and Saudi Arabia, with immediate effect.
Utilizing a fleet of over 150 aircraft, Saudia aims to transport 1.2 million pilgrims from more than 100 destinations, enhancing service procedures.
In a rare navigational error on April 22, 2024, an Air Atlanta Boeing 747 freighter, operating for Saudi Arabian Airlines, halted its takeoff from a taxiway at Riyadh Airport.
Saudia Cargo's significant 20% rise in cargo volumes for Q1 2024 marks an impressive improvement compared to the previous year.
In a strategic partnership, Saudia has allied with Newcastle United FC and Formula E to launch a short promotional film highlighting the synergy between sports and aviation.
A newly minted codeshare partnership between Aegean and Saudia is set to enhance connections and travel services for passengers traveling between Greece and Saudi Arabia, with immediate effect.
Utilizing a fleet of over 150 aircraft, Saudia aims to transport 1.2 million pilgrims from more than 100 destinations, enhancing service procedures.
In a rare navigational error on April 22, 2024, an Air Atlanta Boeing 747 freighter, operating for Saudi Arabian Airlines, halted its takeoff from a taxiway at Riyadh Airport.
Starting 2024, Saudia witnessed a significant increase in passenger numbers, serving more than 8.3 million in the Q1 period.
In a striking show of growth, SAUDIA has successfully increased its passenger numbers by 19% in the first quarter of 2024, signaling a robust demand for air travel.
In a strategic move to improve efficiency and service quality, Saudia has signed an agreement with Tibah Airports, focusing on operational enhancements.
Saudi Arabia’s Saudia airline will transition from Riyadh to strengthen its Jeddah hub, paving the way for the Kingdom’s latest carrier initiative.
In a strategic move to bolster its tourism sector, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund initiates discussions to acquire the nation's leading airline.
Celebrating its first year, Riyadh Air has received over a million job applications and secured partnerships with industry giants including Boeing and GE.
Collins Aerospace to enhance Saudia's passenger experience, leading a comprehensive seat upgrade and retrofit across its A330, B777, and B787 fleets.
In a notable enhancement of passenger experience, Saudia secures a comprehensive deal with Collins Aerospace for new seating across its 787 orders, alongside cabin refurbishments for A330 and 777 fleets.
Achieving significant growth, Saudia Airlines served 30 million passengers across its extensive network of over 176,000 flights in the past year, indicating robust PaxEx developments.
