Saudi Arabian Airlines will increase the number of external destinations on Sunday to 78 stations. It will operate direct flights on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays both to and from Madrid.

Airbus models were assigned to operate in this sector.

Abdullah bin Moshabib Al-Ajhar, executive assistant to the director-general at the Public Relations’ Department at Saudia, said that adding Madrid to Saudia’s direct international network is one of many steps that will be implemented within the current expansion of its international flights.

Saudia intends to increase its share in the travel and tourism market between East and the West and to establish new destinations to meet passengers’ needs.

He said Saudia is not only limited to conducting flights around the world, but aims to choose each destination and implement a wide-ranging program that will strengthen cooperation on the touristic, commercial and economic levels.