Flynas announced the successful transport of pilgrims to the Holy Mosque during the 1438 Hajj season, with its fleet transporting nearly 100,,000 pilgrims from 17 countries around the world, thanks to early planning efforts, ongoing coordination with all relevant authorities, and advance preparations to serve the guests of the Most Merciful.

This announcement came during an inspection tour conducted by Bandar Al-Muhanna, CEO of the NAS Group, during which he inspected the Nas Air teams and observed the smooth operation and departure of flights at the pilgrims“ lounge at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah.

Flynas operated 274 flights to transport pilgrims to the Holy Mosque from 17 countries around the world, comprising 62 flights to Jeddah and 212 flights to Madinah using 11 wide-body aircraft dedicated to the Hajj season.

Commenting on the success of the first phase and preparations for the pilgrims” return to their home countries, Al-Muhanna said: “We work year-round to prepare a plan for transporting pilgrims with ease and convenience, and we are proud of these services we provide to the guests of the Most Merciful from all corners of the world so they may perform the Hajj.”