Saudi Arabian regulators have officially granted Air Arabia’s new budget airline an air operator's certificate, marking a significant step towards its launch within the kingdom. The Dammam-based carrier will operate out of King Fahd airport in Dammam, as confirmed by the regulatory approval. Recent indications suggest that operations are slated to commence during the third quarter of this year. This certification allows the airline to begin commercial flights and serve passengers traveling through Saudi Arabia. The move underscores Air Arabia’s commitment to expanding its presence within the strategically important Middle Eastern aviation market.
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