Air Arabia has announced a new daily non-stop service between Sharjah and Prague, starting December 20, 2025, marking its latest expansion into Europe. The route will operate with two alternating schedules throughout the week, connecting Sharjah International Airport and Václav Havel Airport Prague.
This addition strengthens Air Arabia’s growing European network, which already includes Vienna, Athens, Krakow, Warsaw, and Milan Bergamo. The airline aims to enhance travel options for leisure and business passengers while boosting UAE–Europe connectivity.
Group CEO Adel Al Ali highlighted Prague’s strong tourism appeal and emphasised the route’s role in supporting trade and travel between the two regions.
Flights can be booked via Air Arabia’s website, call centre, or travel agencies. The airline operates a modern Airbus fleet and offers services such as SkyTime in-flight entertainment, SkyCafe, and the Air Rewards loyalty programme.
This post was published on 2 July 2025 22:14
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