EgyptAir to run brand-new direct flights to the cities of Taif and Tabuk in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), beginning with Friday, 26 January for Tabuk and Saturday, 27 January for Taif. This becomes part of the nationwide airline company’s strategy to broaden its global network.
The airline company has actually finished all preparations to include direct flights to Tabuk to its air network, with 3 weekly flights on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The flights will be run utilizing the current Boeing B737-800 airplane, leaving from Cairo International Airport as flight number MS811 at 23:35 and coming to Tabuk Airport at 02:15 Saudi time.
For Taif, the airline company will run 3 weekly flights on Saturdays, Sundays, and Wednesdays, utilizing the Boeing B737-800 airplane. Flight MS815 will leave from Cairo International Airport at 00:25 and reach Taif Airport at 03:45 Saudi time.
EgyptAir runs an overall of 135 weekly flights to Saudi Arabia, consisting of 53 flights to Jeddah, 35 flights to Medina, 21 flights to Riyadh, 21 flights to Dammam, and 5 flights to Qassim.