beOnd to launch direct flights to the Red Sea from Europe
Happening this winter
The Red Sea will now have direct flights from across Europe starting this winter, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the Farnborough International Airshow 2026. Here’s what we know about the beOnd direct flights to the Red Sea from Europe.
The beOnd direct flights to the Red Sea from Europe will be between London, Paris, Moscow, Milan, Munich, Zurich and Red Sea International Airport (RSI). The new flights aim to enhance tourism flows, expand travel options, and support the Kingdom’s objective of strengthening air connectivity with priority international markets.
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The Paris, London, and Zurich routes will operate three times weekly; meanwhile, the Milan and Munich routes will operate twice weekly subject to government approvals. At the minute, exact launch dates haven’t been revealed, but stay tuned to What’s On Saudi Arabia for the latest.
The launch of these new routes between the Red Sea destination and key European cities will facilitate access for travellers from priority European markets, stimulate tourism growth, and provide direct travel options that meet the highest standards, contributing to economic development and enhancing the Kingdom’s appeal as a world-class tourism destination.
This makes travel easier than ever for European travellers to reach the Red Sea destination, which counts 11 luxury hotels open and welcoming guests, as well as another remarkable six properties in AMAALA.
beOnd’s onboard experience is designed for today’s premium leisure traveller, with lie-flat seating, chef-curated dining, and a personalised amenity kit created in partnership with Avant. The airline’s vision is to redefine luxury travel through intentional design, seamless service and direct access to some of the world’s most desirable destinations.
beOnd continues to expand its global network, with more destinations to follow as demand for premium leisure travel grows.
For more information, please visit: flybeond.com
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