Flyadeal has expanded its portfolio of products and services with the introduction of travel insurance packages through Saudia Arabia’s leading insurer, Tawuniya.
Travel insurance is the latest in a series of product enhancements introduced by flyadeal in recent weeks. These include Hold Fare enabling customers to lock their ticket price for 24 hours to avoid potential fare fluctuations while still deciding whether to book; and the launch of Adeal Membership, an annual domestic travel initiative that offers fixed monthly ticket prices for an annual premium.
According to the statement, travelers can have the comfort of securing cover to protect against unforeseen circumstances such as medical emergencies, trip cancellations, missed flights, baggage loss, and personal accidents.
Abdullah Adel Alahmadi, flyadeal Ancillary Product Manager, said that, “Travel insurance is always a safety net in times of need, providing peace of mind, and both financial and emotional relief in the event travelers face issues which require immediate assistance. There is the assumption that travel insurance is cost-prohibitive. This is not the case. In partnering with leading insurance provider Tawuniya, we are able to provide value-added cover to suit individual needs from as little as $3.20 (SAR12) for a single journey.”
One of the fastest-growing airlines in Saudi Arabia and across the Middle East, flyadeal has already embarked on an aggressive expansion this year. New routes have launched connecting Dammam with Tabuk, Najran, and Yanbu, along with services from Riyadh and Jeddah to the Jordanian capital, Amman, and Pakistan’s commercial hub of Karachi.
Effective 19 June 2025, flyadeal will embark on its summer expansion program with the return of five popular seasonal destinations and the introduction of Salalah in the Sultanate of Oman for the first time.
As per the statement, just seven years old, flyadeal currently operates over 30 domestic and international year-round and seasonal destinations in the Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia its three main bases of Riyadh, Jeddah, and the eastern provincial capital of Dammam. The airline operates a fleet of 37 Airbus A320 aircraft.
