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Gulf Insider
a day ago
- Business
- Gulf Insider
Air Arabia Launches Mega Sale To Top Destinations, Including India; Fly One-Way From Dh149
Air Arabia, the Middle East and North Africa's first and largest low-cost carrier, has announced a new short-term promotion, offering travellers the chance to save big on their upcoming journeys with exclusive one-way fares starting from as low as Dh149. This limited-time offer is valid for bookings made between July 28 and August 3, for travel spanning from August 15 to October 31. Budget-conscious travellers can seize this opportunity to explore a variety of destinations across the region. Flights from Sharjah, Air Arabia's central hub, include incredible deals to: Muscat and Bahrain: from Dh149, Riyadh, Dammam, and Kuwait: from Dh199, Doha: from Dh354, destinations like Abha, Yanbu, Tabuk, Gassim, Taif, and Hail are also available at slightly higher, yet still competitive, prices. Travellers departing from Abu Dhabi can also take advantage of special fares to Muscat from Dh399, Kuwait from Dh398, and Salalah from Dh578. The promotion extends to the Indian subcontinent, offering highly attractive deals to India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. Noteworthy fares include Abu Dhabi to Kozhikode for Dh249, Abu Dhabi to Mumbai for Dh275, Sharjah for Dh275, Abu Dhabi to Kochi for Dh275, and Abu Dhabi to Thiruvananthapuram for Dh275. Moreover, fares from Abu Dhabi to Chennai start at Dh275, from Ras al-Khaimah to Kozhikode at Dh275, and from Abu Dhabi to Ahmedabad at Dh299. Air Arabia passengers have been encouraged to book their flights quickly, as these fares are subject to availability and likely to be snapped up fast. This promotion is ideal for those planning a quick getaway or a much-anticipated visit to family and friends. Late last week, Air Arabia Abu Dhabi announced it is ramping up its operations in Pakistan with increased flight frequencies to Multan and Faisalabad, in response to growing travel demand between the UAE and Pakistan. Flights to Multan have risen from two to five per week, with daily service starting in September. Meanwhile, Faisalabad frequencies have doubled from two to four weekly flights. 'Pakistan remains a key growth market for Air Arabia Abu Dhabi,' said Adel Al Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of Air Arabia. 'Our increased flights to Multan and Faisalabad reflect our ongoing commitment to providing affordable and reliable travel, while enhancing connectivity between the UAE and Pakistan.' Recently, Air Arabia also announced plans to co-launch a Saudi low-cost airline, which will fly 81 routes from the Dammam hub. The consortium of Air Arabia, Nesma, and KUN plans to launch a still-unnamed airline, which is expected to create over 2,400 jobs.
Khaleej Times
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Khaleej Times
Things to do in UAE this weekend: From Labubu superfans to new summer brunches
Looking for a break from the routine? Whether you're craving a new thrill, a cool escape from the heat, or just something fun to shake up your weekend plans, here are the top things to do in the UAE right now: Labubu is here Get ready, Dubai! Loco Bear is teaming up with global sensation Labubu for an epic, first-of-its-kind Adventure Quest this Saturday, July 26 at their Al Quoz 2 space. From ninja runs to glow-in-the-dark laser tag, this immersive, multi-zone challenge blends physical play with collectible culture — and some seriously cool prizes. Whether you're a young adventure-seeker or Labubu superfan, this one's got all the makings of your most unforgettable Saturday yet. From 4pm to 7pm, limited spots available. Tuscany in Dubai Perfect for a summer brunch — think flowing linens, sun-dazed interiors, and that dolce far niente vibe — Il Borro Tuscan Bistro is a destination that seldom disappoints. Set within the elegant Jumeirah Al Naseem, this rustic-chic gem is filled with authentic Italian fare that transports you to the dreamy streets of Tuscany in no time. From heirloom recipes to ingredients flown in from the Ferragamo family estate, it's a slice of Italy right here in Dubai. Book ahead, as weekends tend to fill up fast: 04 275 2555. Pickl does breakfast now Smash burger king Pickl is now making our mornings better with its first-ever breakfast menu, available daily from 5am to 11am at its 24-hour locations in City Walk, JLT, and Motor City. Whether you're chasing a post-party bite or fuelling up before sunrise, Pickl's new breakfast may just hit the spot. Bonus: City Walk is serving up Southpour Coffee too. Available for dine-in, delivery, or a grab-and-go fix. New weekend brunch There's something about long, lazy Saturdays and good food that just works — and Farmers Commons at Hotel Local in Jumeirah Village Triangle has given us what we wanted. Their Farmers Market Brunch, held every Saturday from 1pm to 4pm, is all about fresh, feel-good flavours in a laid-back setting. Packages starting at Dh149; kids under 6 eat free, and there's 50 per cent off for 6–12-year-olds, making it a hit for families too. Adventure city Feeling adventurous this week? Then, skip the usual and 'dive' into something unforgettable. Head over to Deep Dive Dubai, home to the world's deepest pool and the UAE's most surreal scuba experience. And whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned diver, no license is needed. Guided by expert instructors in a cinematic, underwater world, you'll be gliding past submerged streets, floating cars, and hidden rooms you won't believe are real. Where: Nad Al Sheba, Meydan, Dubai.
Time of India
02-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Air Arabia to launch direct flights on Sharjah–Prague route starting December
Air Arabia will begin daily flights from Sharjah to Prague starting December 20, expanding its European network and boosting regional travel./Image: File Air Arabia, the Sharjah-based low-cost carrier, has announced the launch of daily non-stop flights to Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, starting December 20, 2025. The new route marks an expansion of the airline's European network, enhancing connectivity between the UAE and Central Europe. Direct Access to a Popular European Destination With this addition, passengers flying out of Sharjah International Airport will gain direct access to Prague, a city celebrated for its historic architecture, cultural heritage, and tourism appeal. 'We are pleased to expand our European network with the launch of our new flights to Prague, a city known for its stunning architecture, vibrant history and strong tourism appeal,' said Adel Al Ali, Group CEO of Air Arabia in a public statement. 'This new route reflects our ongoing commitment to offering our customers more travel choices while supporting trade and tourism between both countries.' The addition of Prague further strengthens the airline's European network and unlocks exciting travel options to explore the beauty of Europe, in addition to Vienna, Athens, Krakow, Warsaw (Chopin and Modlin), Milan Bergamo. Air Arabia continues to expand its robust network of destinations, offering direct connectivity from Sharjah to cities across the Middle East, North Africa Asia and Europe. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Known for its fairytale charm, vibrant arts scene, and historical landmarks, Prague offers unforgettable experiences for travellers, year-round. The launch of the Prague route marks another milestone in Air Arabia's efforts to enhance connectivity between the UAE and major cities across Europe. Fleet and Fare Offers Air Arabia will operate the route using its modern fleet of Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft, known for fuel efficiency and comfort. Customers can now book their direct flights between Sharjah and Prague by visiting Air Arabia's website , calling the call centre, or through travel agencies. Earlier this week, the airline launched a limited-time promotional sale offering one-way fares starting at Dh149 ($40). The promotion applies to bookings made between June 30 and July 6, for travel between July 14 and September 30, 2025.
Time Out Abu Dhabi
01-07-2025
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
The a massive sale on at Air Arabia right now, here's how to book
If you've been waiting for the right time to book that summer escape, this might be it. Air Arabia has rolled out a wallet-friendly sale with flights from the Abu Dhabi to Chennai starting at just Dh275. The offer is live now and runs until July 6, with travel valid between July 14 and September 30, 2025 – perfect for a post-Eid getaway or a spontaneous trip before school starts again. The wider Air Arabia network is also in on the action too. From Sharjah, passengers can fly to Bahrain and Muscat from Dh149, or head to Dammam, Riyadh, Kuwait, or Salalah for as low as Dh199. One-way tickets to Jeddah, Medinah and Doha start from Dh399, with other destinations like Taif reaching up to Dh574. Deals also extend to South Asia. Alongside Abu Dhabi's Dh275 route to Chennai, Sharjah–Ahmedabad flights start at Dh299, with further offers to India, Bangladesh and Nepal. If you're itching to get out of Abu Dhabi without breaking the bank, this flash sale might be your golden ticket. Just don't snooze – seats are limited and the fares disappear after July 6. Need some travel inspo? Travelling from Abu Dhabi is about to be so much faster Zayed International Airport is the world's first airport to make this change 18 countries offering visa-on-arrival to UAE residents Here's where to go UAE citizens now get visa-on-arrival for India: a game-changer for travellers That quick trip to India just got even easier
Arabian Post
01-07-2025
- Business
- Arabian Post
Summer Skies Just Got Cheaper
Arabian Post Staff -Dubai Sharjah-based carrier Air Arabia has unveiled a limited-time mega sale, offering one-way fares starting from just Dh149. The promotion runs from June 30 to July 6, 2025, and applies to travel scheduled between July 14 and September 30, 2025. The headline offer of Dh149 applies to flights from Sharjah to Bahrain and Muscat, spurring travel demand across the Gulf Cooperation Council. Other GCC destinations such as Dammam, Riyadh, Salalah and Kuwait begin at Dh199, while routes to Abha, Tabuk and Yanbu are priced from Dh298. More premium Gulf destinations, including Doha, Jeddah, Madinah and Taif, come in at Dh399, Dh449 and Dh574 respectively. ADVERTISEMENT South Asian routes feature compelling deals. From Sharjah to Ahmedabad, Delhi and Mumbai, fares are available from Dh299, Dh317 and Dh323. Flights to Thiruvananthapuram start at Dh325, while Abu Dhabi-origin flights include Dh275 for Chennai, Dh315 for Kochi, Dh499 for Dhaka and Dh549 for Chattogram. The sale follows Air Arabia's strong financial performance in the first quarter of 2025. The carrier reported a net profit of Dh355 million for the quarter ending March 31, up 34 per cent from Dh266 million in the same period of 2024. Total turnover rose 14 per cent to Dh1.75 billion, with passenger numbers climbing 11 per cent to 4.9 million and an average seat load factor of 84 per cent. Analysts suggest the promotion is designed both to capitalise on peak summer travel demand and reinforce Air Arabia's market share. 'By launching a mega sale at the start of the summer period, Air Arabia is applying strategic pricing pressure in a highly competitive GCC aviation market,' says aviation expert Sara Al-Mansoori. Her analysis indicates that budget carriers increasingly must balance promotional pricing with yield management to avoid revenue dilution. The broader aviation context in the UAE supports such aggressive offer strategies. Competing airlines, including Etihad Airways, have launched discount initiatives that match heightened travel demand. For instance, Etihad's summer sale offers up to 25 per cent off on round-trip economy fares until July 3, with travel valid from July 20 to September 12. This trend suggests a concerted effort by regional carriers to attract price-sensitive leisure travellers, while also filling seats during off-peak hours or on emerging routes. Air Arabia's capacity expansion further informs its ability to run such promotions confidently. The carrier has added new destinations—including Damascus, with flights resuming 10 July—and expanded its frequency on existing routes. Increased aircraft utilisation drives down unit costs, making low base fares viable while still yielding profitability. Load factors in Q1 support this capacity strategy, reflecting solid uptake even at promotional price points. ADVERTISEMENT Public response has been visible online, with travel-focused X accounts and social media threads echoing enthusiasm. A post on travelobiz's X account states: 'Air Arabia Mega Sale! Fly from Sharjah with one‑way fares starting at just Dh149!'. While social media buzz is expected, confirmed ticket pricing on stock booking platforms like Air Arabia's official website corroborates the offers, affirming veracity beyond promotional headlines. Consumers stand to gain from the competitive pricing, although awareness around baggage charges, seat selection fees and fare restrictions remains crucial. Budget-friendly base fares frequently exclude extras, prompting passengers to weigh overall cost versus perceived savings. Air Arabia's spokesperson advises: 'Travellers should review booking terms carefully—specifically baggage allowances and change fees—to fully assess the total cost.' Industry analysts support this guidance, advising passengers to conduct transparent comparisons including add-on fees. The timing of the sale aligns with school holiday patterns across the GCC and parts of South Asia. Families and leisure travellers planning summer breaks ahead of the academic year can take advantage of the fare window. However, seat availability is expected to be limited on popular routes, potentially applying pressure on consumers to book early to secure the advertised fare. From a competitive standpoint, low pricing may pressure other Gulf-based budget carriers, including flydubai. Market observers anticipate a wave of counter-promotions in the coming days, particularly targeting overlapping city pairs such as Sharjah‑Muscat and Sharjah‑Doha. For travellers, this could spell continued availability of discounted fare options through July. In addition to stimulating short-term travel, the sale reinforces Air Arabia's brand as a value-focused carrier, reinforcing its positioning among price-sensitive travellers. Its Q1 financial success supports ongoing network expansion and promotional flexibility, allowing the airline to use pricing as a strategic lever while preserving profit margins.
