flynas to Launch Direct Dammam–Karachi Flights in September

flynas will launch three weekly direct flights between Dammam and Karachi from September 9, as Saudi airlines expand connectivity with Pakistan.

Saudi low-cost carrier flynas has announced a new direct route connecting Dammam with Karachi, further expanding air links between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

According to the airline’s announcement, direct flights between Dammam and Karachi will begin on September 9, 2026, with three flights per week.

The service will connect King Fahd International Airport in Dammam with Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, giving travelers in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province another option for reaching Pakistan’s largest city.

The flynas expansion comes as Saudi airlines continue to strengthen connectivity with Pakistan, one of the Kingdom’s important South Asian aviation markets.

Saudi Arabia’s new national carrier, Riyadh Air, is also preparing to launch two routes to Pakistan this month.

Riyadh Air will begin daily direct flights between Riyadh and Islamabad on August 14, 2026. The airline will then launch Riyadh–Lahore flights on August 18, operating three times per week. Ticket sales for both Pakistan routes have already opened. 

The Islamabad and Lahore services will be operated using Riyadh Air’s Boeing 787-9 aircraft, according to reports on the airline’s latest network expansion.

Together, the new flynas and Riyadh Air routes will add more direct travel options between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan in the coming weeks, particularly for passengers traveling from Riyadh and the Eastern Province.

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