“Riyadh Airlines” flies for the first time in the sky of the Saudi capital

On Monday, Riyadh Air flew for the first time in the skies of the Saudi capital, Riyadh, days before the company’s first international participation in the Paris Air Show, which begins next Monday.

The plane flew at a low altitude in the sky of the capital, passing through its most prominent landmarks such as the King Abdullah Financial District, the Boulevard, Al Faisaliah Tower and King Saud University.

Riyadh Airlines revealed the design of its identity, and the first category of the external design of its fleet of aircraft.

And the new national air carrier, launched by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, announced that “its flights will start from Saudi Arabia, starting in 2025.” The company plans to connect the Saudi capital with more than 100 destinations around the world.