Saudi Arabian Airlines (SAUDIA), will add new capacity on the Los Angeles route with two new flights added from Jeddah starting from December 10th until the end of January 2018.
Currently a thrice-weekly service operated Jeddah-Los Angeles, the additional capacity will take it up to a five-times-weekly, providing increased seat availability for students, families and holiday makers traveling between the two cities. On the return sector, three flights will continue Los Angeles – Jeddah – Riyadh, with two flights per week nonstop to Riyadh.
The route is operated with a Boeing 777-300ER in a tri-class configuration featuring the new SAUDIA First Suites (12 suites) and 36 seats in Business Class – both premium seating arrangements are in a 1-2-1 layout providing every seat with aisle access. In Guest Class (Economy) 242 seats are available.
SAUDIA’s flights to the United States also feature Wifi access and a wide range of entertainment options featuring more than 3500 hours of movies, programs, games and more.
This post was published on 27 November 2017 00:04
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