'Nasair' the Saudi Arabian airline Low Cost carrier today announced its expansion in India with a thrice- a-week service from Delhi to two major destinations in the gulf country with a total of 14 flights each week as per PTI reports

CEO of National Air Services (NAS Holding) Sulaiman Al-Hamdan said, "We have seen a marked increase in the demand from passengers to travel between India and Saudi Arabia and opening of this route is part of our strategic expansion plans. Buoyed by the rising air traffic in India, the airline would now connect Mumbai, Calicut, Cochin and Delhi to Riyadh and Jeddah".

"The growing commercial ties between India and Saudi Arabia have encouraged nasair to increase its destinations in India. We have now four routes from these Indian cities connecting two main cities in Saudi Arabia with 14 weekly flights," he further added.