RIYADH: Nas Air, a subsidiary of the Riyadh-based Saudi National Air Services (SNAS), is to begin flying directly from the Kingdom to Mumbai four times a week starting at the end of March. “We plan to operate four flights a week from Saudi Arabia to Mumbai at the end of March, possibly two from Riyadh and two from Jeddah,” said Suleiman Abdullah Al-Hamdan, chief executive officer of SNAS. The airline will subsequently fly to other Indian cities such as New Delhi, Cochin and Calicut.