Saudi Gulf Airlines is preparing to launch its first domestic flights this coming November from Dammam Airport, which will serve as its headquarters, making it the third airline in the Kingdom after Saudi Airlines and NAS. The airline is expected to work alongside other operators to alleviate the seasonal shortage of seats on certain domestic routes that experience high demand during vacations, holiday seasons, and the month of Ramadan.

On this occasion, Tariq Abdulhadi Al-Qahtani, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the “Abdulhadi Abdullah Al-Qahtani” Group of Companies—the largest shareholder in “Saudi Gulf Airlines“—said in a tweet on his Twitter account ”The company will begin operations on November 1 with four Airbus A320 aircraft,“ explaining that the company will offer full-service flights with two classes—First Class and Economy Class—as well as in-flight internet and entertainment packages on its various flights.