Private flights start in Saudi Arabia. The rent ranges from twenty six thousand to seventy five thousand riyals per hour. Companies have launched business jets that can comfortably accommodate seven to fourteen passengers. According to the company's CEO, Abdullah Al Mutarab, the aircraft will be able to travel vast distances and will include amenities like sleeping rooms.
Following the lifting of cabotage regulations in Saudi Arabia and the granting of authorization for private aircraft to operate, the firms have taken action. On May 1, the law will go into force. Private aviation company Tahseen has released their flights and fares.
As part of initiatives to boost competition in the aviation industry, draw in foreign investment, and give general aviation operators greater freedom, the Saudi Ministry of Domestic Aviation loosened cabotage laws.
