Flynas enters Saudi government ERCAB travel network
Arabian Post Staff -Dubai Saudi Arabia’s Government Expenditure and Projects Efficiency Authority has activated flynas under the unified framework agreement for government ERCAB travel, widening the airline choices available to public-sector entities and eligible travellers. The activation lifts the number of airlines participating in the government travel arrangement to four, with flynas joining…
The Government Expenditure and Projects Efficiency Authority in Saudi Arabia has incorporated flynas into the unified framework agreement for government travel, ERCAB. This expansion brings the total number of airlines participating in the program to four, alongside Saudia, flyadeal, and Riyadh Air. The inclusion of flynas aims to enhance flexibility, promote competition among national carriers, and provide government users with a wider selection of routes, schedules, and service options.
The digital approach, facilitated by the Etimad platform, is designed to streamline the travel process and improve operational efficiency for government entities and beneficiaries. Flynas signed the unified framework agreement with EXPRO on July 23, with the financial impact starting in the fourth quarter of 2026. The agreement does not have a fixed contract value, with payments made based on individual purchase orders under the framework.
EXPRO's activation of flynas follows the addition of Riyadh Air to the government travel framework, which aims to increase seat capacity and expand the network of destinations and flight timings for government travelers.
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