Book now: Air Arabia unveils Dh149 mega sale across top destinations

Routes include India, GCC, Pakistan, and more from multiple UAE hubs

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Caption: Air Arabia has launched a limited-time mega sale with one-way fares from Dh149 to select destinations – bookings open until August 3 for travel until October 31.
Source: Air Arabia


DUBAI: Air Arabia has launched a limited-time promotion offering one-way fares starting from just Dh149 to some of the most popular destinations across the Middle East and South Asia.

The region’s leading low-cost airline is inviting travellers to book their flights between July 28 and August 3, for travel from August 15 through October 31.

With soaring demand for affordable travel during the late summer and early autumn months, the sale has opened up an exciting opportunity for holidaymakers and families looking to reconnect.

Fares from Sharjah & Abu Dhabi

From Sharjah, passengers can take advantage of rock-bottom fares, including flights to Muscat and Bahrain starting at Dh149. Riyadh, Dammam, and Kuwait are also within reach at Dh199, while tickets to Doha begin at Dh354. Those looking to travel further afield can explore destinations such as Abha, Yanbu, Tabuk, Gassim, Taif, and Hail – all priced competitively under the current promotion.

Travellers departing from Abu Dhabi have similarly enticing options, with Muscat fares beginning at Dh399, Kuwait at Dh398, and Salalah at Dh578. These prices offer significant value for those planning quick getaways or visiting loved ones across the Gulf region.

Deals to South Asia

The promotion is especially attractive for those heading to the South Asia. From Abu Dhabi, one-way fares include Dh249 to Kozhikode, Dh275 to Mumbai, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, and Chennai, while flights to Ahmedabad are available from Dh299. Ras al-Khaimah residents can also fly to Kozhikode for Dh275. These fares make it easier than ever to plan visits home or explore new cities across India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka at reduced rates.

Meanwhile, Air Arabia Abu Dhabi continues expanding its network in Pakistan. The airline has recently increased frequencies to Multan from two to five weekly flights, with daily operations set to begin in September. Faisalabad has also seen service double from two to four flights per week. These enhancements reflect a growing demand for travel between the UAE and Pakistan, and reaffirm the airline’s commitment to expanding connectivity across South Asia.