Flynas is preparing to transition to electric aircraft in Saudi Arabia by 2026.

A memorandum of understanding was signed between Flynas, the national carrier, and Eve Air Mobility to verify the possibility of operating electric aircraft with vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) in the Kingdom in the future.

Promoting the future of domestic electric aviation.

“Electric rotorcraft will begin operating in Riyadh and Jeddah by 2026.” The parties are studying the possibility of launching electric rotorcraft in the Kingdom in 2026, and this agreement will strengthen the aviation industry in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by supporting the future of the local electric aviation system.

Bandar Al-Muhanna, CEO and Managing Director of Flynas, said that the agreement with Eve Air Mobility is in line with the company’s strategy of taking initiatives aimed at achieving a sustainable impact on the environment, society and economy, and is consistent with the national goals of neutralizing gas emissions. He pointed out that Eve Air Mobility is a pioneering company in this field.

“With regard to the memorandum, Johan Bordis, CEO of Eve Air Mobility, described it as a milestone in their shared vision for sustainable air travel, and is a commitment to forming a more efficient and environmentally friendly air transport system. He also expressed his aspiration to enhance the future of air travel in the Kingdom.”