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Kayala Airline to Suspend Operations from April 1
JEDDAH — Kayala Airline, an all-business-class carrier based in Saudi Arabia, has suspended its flights from April 1 due to mounting costs and decreased demand.
“We expect our Kayala customers to understand the management decision and the rationale behind it,” Sulaiman Abdullah Al Hamdan, CEO of the company, said, adding that the company was now conducting a comprehensive feasibility study for a similar project that might be launched in the future.
The airline, owned by National Air Services group, a private Riyadh-based aviation company, offers only first and business class services. The carrier operates a fleet of Airbus A319 aircraft designed to carry up to 140 passengers but with a modified capacity of 44 passengers to ensure maximum in-flight comfort. Its popular destinations include Riyadh, Jeddah and Dubai.
Al Hamdan said that the decision was taken by the executive management of NAS Holding, following a comprehensive study of operational and marketing aspects as well as financial returns.
habib@khaleejtimes.com
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