The Red Sea International Airport (RSI), managed by daa International, has officially launched its first direct flights from Europe, marking a significant milestone in global connectivity. This new service is operated by beOnd, a premium leisure airline aiming to link Europe directly with the luxurious Red Sea region of Saudi Arabia.
New Direct Route from London
The inaugural route connects London, United Kingdom, directly to Red Sea International Airport. Started in November 2025, the service offers two weekly flights, providing travelers a more convenient and efficient way to access the scenic coastal destinations along Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea.
Strategic Importance and Partnership
Kevin Tolley, RSI’s managing director, highlighted that this initiative strengthens the airport’s position as a key global gateway. He stated, “Our goal is to provide seamless access to the Red Sea’s unique tourism destinations. Partnering with beOnd helps us deliver excellent connectivity from major European cities.”
Focus on Luxury and Passenger Comfort
Jane Smith, the CEO of beOnd, emphasized the airline’s commitment to luxury and comfort. She explained, “We designed this service to offer an exclusive experience for leisure travelers. The Red Sea region offers amazing resorts and natural beauty that deserve direct access from Europe.”
Flight Features and Benefits
- Modern aircraft equipped with advanced amenities
- Direct non-stop travel, significantly reducing journey times
- Enhanced passenger comfort for an enjoyable travel experience
Economic and Tourism Impact
Local tourism officials have welcomed this initiative, expecting it to boost visitor numbers and enhance economic opportunities in the region. This expansion aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 program, which aims to increase tourism substantially.
Plans for Future Expansion
beOnd plans to extend its European routes further, creating a robust network that links multiple European cities with the Red Sea destination hubs. This development offers both holidaymakers and business travelers greater convenience and encourages cultural exchange.
Stay tuned for more updates from Questiqa Europe News regarding future expansions and developments in Red Sea International Airport’s international connectivity.
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