Direct flights with Saudia (SV) - Find all destinations

Saudi Arabian Airlines was founded in 1945 and later renamed to just Saudia. It is the flag carrier of Saudi Arabia and operates chiefly from 3 airports in the country: Jeddah (JED), Riyadh (RUH), and Medina (MED).

Saudia serves more than 140 destinations using a mixed fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft. It currently offers more than 170 unique routes across Saudi Arabia, the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America, with expansion plans and new routes planned for the upcoming years.

Its low-cost subsidiary, Flyadeal, complements the domestic network with some less popular routes and offers affordable air fares on busier ones.

Use the filter tool below to browse through all of Saudia’s direct flights. Select your departure airport, for example, Jeddah (JED), Riyadh (RUH), or Medina (MED), then filter by country, region, or continent to see all current nonstop services by SV. Finally, sort the results by duration, frequency, or aircraft used.

Saudia’s hubs

Saudia’s primary hub is also the country’s busiest airport - Jeddah King Abdulaziz (JED). It’s the airline’s primary crew and aircraft base and its gateway for most domestic and international routes.

Secondary to it, but nonetheless important to regional connectivity, is Riyadh King Khalid (RUH). Saudia offers more than 70 direct routes originating from RUH.

Lastly, Medina (MED) is an important focus city, mainly serving seasonal domestic and pilgrimage flights during the Hajj season. It offers fewer international flights, though connections to large Islamic countries are frequent year-round.

Domestic direct flights with Saudia

Saudia maintains routes between the largest cities in Saudi Arabia and the important religious centers. The airline offers direct flights to over 20 domestic destinations.

Some of the busiest direct routes within Saudi Arabia are:

• Riyadh (RUH) - Jeddah (JED): With over 150 flights per week, this is the busiest domestic route and a vitally important connection.

• Jeddah (JED) - Medina (MED): Despite the short distance and the fast alternative that the high-speed train is, this remains a popular route for business and religious pilgrimage.

• Riyadh (RUH) - Dammam (DMM): Saudia offers 11 flights per day between its base in the west and the largest airport in the east of the country.

• Jeddah (JED) - Neom Bay (NUM): The planned futuristic city of Neom already receives over a dozen flights per week from Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, and Medina.

• Riyadh (RUH) - Al Ula (ULH): Saudia offers 4 flights per week between the capital and one of the most prominent tourist destinations in the country.

Direct flights to the United States

Currently, Saudia flies nonstop to 3 cities in the USA: New York, Washington, and Los Angeles. It does so from its hubs in Jeddah and Riyadh.

The airline usually uses Boeing 777-300 aircraft for these long-haul flights.

• Jeddah (JED) - New York (JFK): Four flights per week.

• Jeddah (JED) - Washington Dulles (IAD): Four flights per week.

• Jeddah (JED) - Los Angeles (LAX): Currently, the airline’s longest flight, at more than 16 hours in the sky. Operated 3 times per week.

• Riyadh (RUH) - Washington Dulles (IAD): Three weekly flights between the two capitals.

• Riyadh (RUH) - New York (JFK): Three flights per week.

Saudia’s international network

Saudia flies to over 140 destinations on 4 continents. Its main international markets are the Middle East and Europe, with increasingly larger services to China and other Asian destinations.

Some popular flights in Saudia’s portfolio include:

• Jeddah (JED) - Cairo (CAI): Saudia’s busiest international route with up to 8 flights per day.

• Riyadh (RUH) - Jakarta (CGK): More than 25 flights per week to the Indonesian capital. Popular with Hajj and Umrah pilgrims.

• Jeddah (JED) - Toronto (YYZ): Saudia’s only nonstop flight to Canada. The current schedule is 4 flights per week.

• Riyadh (RUH) - London Heathrow (LHR): An important direct service to the British capital.

• Jeddah (JED) - Istanbul (IST): 3-4 flights per day to one of the busiest airport hubs in the world.

In total, Saudia serves over 35 countries with international flights.