Air Arabia announces 5 new international routes from Abu Dhabi and Sharjah

In another development, the airline’s network grows with a new Morocco-Netherlands link

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Caption: Air Arabia is set to launch five new international routes from Abu Dhabi and Sharjah this November-December 2025.
Source: Air Arabia


SHARJAHAir Arabia is set to enhance its international network this November and December 2025 with five new routes from Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.

Passengers will gain direct access to destinations across the Middle East, Asia and Europe, with booking now open on the airline’s website, via call centres, and through authorised travel agencies.

Abu Dhabi to Assiut

Starting 4 November 2025, Air Arabia Abu Dhabi will operate direct flights to Assiut, Egypt. The service will offer round trip fares from approximately Dh 478.

This addition strengthens the UAE–Egypt corridor and provides a convenient option for leisure and business travellers alike.

New routes from Sharjah

From Sharjah, the airline will introduce multiple routes over the coming weeks. Daily flights to Krabi, Thailand, commence 28 November, with one-way launch fares from Dh 999 and round-trip options starting at Dh 1,909 (approximately).

Europe-bound travellers from Sharjah will see new options with flights to Munich beginning 15 December, followed by Warsaw and Prague starting 20 December.

Warsaw fares are expected from around EUR 124 (approx. Dh 450–500). While fares for Munich and Prague have not yet been fully published, early booking is advised.

Booking details

All five routes have confirmed launch dates. Customers are encouraged to secure tickets early, as fares for new routes are subject to change. Aircraft types for each route have not been specified publicly, and availability may vary.

European expansion

In a related development, Air Arabia is celebrating the inaugural flight from Tangier to Rotterdam, marking the continued expansion of its European network from Morocco.

This service introduces more affordable travel options and strengthens connections between North Africa and Europe.