Saudia Airlines, or Saudi Arabian Airlines, is the flag carrier airline of Saudi Arabia, based in Jeddah. The airline's main hub is at Jeddah-King Abdulaziz International Airport. Saudia Airlines also own the airline Flyadeal, which specialises in low-cost flights.

Saudia flies to many destinations, including Abha, Abu Dhabi, Al Ahsa, Al Baha, Al Ula, Wedjh, Al-Jawf, Lahore, Arar, Istanbul, Bisha, Bangalore, Alexandria, Cairo, Paris, Chennai, Surabaya, Kuala Lumpur, Medan, Kuwait City, Rome, Male, Algiers, Doha, Gurayat and many others.

The airline is a SkyTeam alliance member. Saudi has codeshare agreements with Aeroflot, Air Europa, Air France, Alitalia, Garuda Indonesia, Gulf Air, Kenya Airways, KLM, Korean Air, Middle East Airlines and SriLankan Airlines.

Saudia's fleet consists of A319s, A320s, A321s, A330s, B77s, 787s and Embraer ERJ-170.

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Saudia flies to over 80 cities across Europe, Africa, Asia and North America, as per the table below which details the current seasonal and scheduled year-round passenger destinations of the airline:

Guest Class passengers are entitled to carry one piece of luggage weighing 25kg maximum.

First Class and Business Class passengers are entitled to carry 2 pieces of luggage, each weighing 25kg maximum.

All Saudia Alfursian (Gold/Silver) members and SkyTeam members are allowed to carry one extra piece not exceeding 23kg. These apply for flights within Saudi Arabia.

On International flights, Guest Class passengers are allowed 2 pieces of baggage of up to 23kg and in Business and First Class 2 pieces of baggage of up to 32 kg.

Saudi offers customers three classes in most of its aircraft: First, Business and Economy (Guest) class.

On long-haul flights, passengers in First Class are given sleeping suits so they can change and be totally relaxed and comfortable. Saudi Arabian Airlines is a member of the prestigious Chaine des Roitsseurs, a symbol of Executive Meal is served whenever they are ready to have their meal.

Saudi Arabian Airlines’ In-flight Entertainment features the latest state-of-the-art technology aimed at fulfilling passengers’ entertainment needs especially on long-haul flights.

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One of the busiest airports in Saudi Arabia with passenger and cargo flights. The airport is hub for Saudia and Flynas. Airlines that fly from and to King Abdulaziz International Airport include Aegean, Air Algerie, British Airways, Ethiopian Airlines, Egypt Air, Flydubai, Sudan Airways, Garuda Indonesia, Royal Falcon and Turkish Airlines.

The airline operates a fleet of the following aircraft:

Saudi operates a frequent flyer program, Alfursan Loyalty to reward regular travellers with the airline.

Alfursan is the Frequent Flyer Program of Saudia which can provide customers with rewards, benefits and privileges. Alfursan members are entitled to a world of benefits and rewards that includes free tickets and upgrades, global lounge access, additional lounge allowance, priority wait-listing and many more.

SkyTeam Alliance is a leading global airline network, with 20 member airlines. SkyTeam alliance was founded in 2000 and now consists of member airlines such as Aerolineas Argentinas, AeroMexico, Air Europa, China Southern, Alitalia, China Airlines, Delta, Garuda Indonesia, Kenya Airways, KLM and others. SkyTeam Alliance network has nearly 16,323 daily flights, with 1,052 destinations in 177 countries.

Saudi Arabia launches new national airlines

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has officially announced the news of a new national airline that will serve as another flag carrier for Saudi Arabia. The new airline, Riyadh Air, will provide regional routes aorund the world with over 100 destinations across Asia, Africa and Europe.

Riyadh Air is expected to add $20 billion to Saudi Arabia's non-oil GDP growth whilst also creating over 200,000 jobs directly and indrectly. The devlepment and launch of Riyadh Air may lead to competition between similar regional giants including Saudi, Emirates and Qatar Airways.

Saudia operates record 688 flights in 24 hours

Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia) has set a record by operating 688 fights in 24 hours with a schedule accuracy of about 86 percent, the national carrier announced.

The company said the record was attained after it launched the biggest operation in its history within its strategy for the summer which began on June 7 and will continue until Sept. 7.

Under this strategy, Saudia will operate more than 56,000 domestic and international flights with a capacity of more than 12 million seats in addition to the Haj, Umrah and extra flights during the same period which will together have a combined capacity of about two million seats.

Director General Saleh Bin Nasser Al-Jasir said the unprecedented operations in a single day was not a fluke but the result of an accumulated work and collective efforts by all the teams involved.

"This is a new achievement which will be added to the accomplishments of the national carrier and is at the same time an incentive to further improve performance," he said.

Jassir revealed that by the year 2020, Saudia will have a fleet of 200 aircraft of various models to cater to the needs and options of the passengers.

The director general on Monday inspected the lounges of King Abdulaziz International Airport including the platforms to serve the guests and the locations of the stationed security forces and people of special needs.

He asked the heads of the operational sectors and the support companies to be present in the field to provide the best of services to the passengers.

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