with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV723, SV719), Pakistan International Airlines (PK753), Flynas (XY316), airblue (PA274)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV724, SV726), airblue (PA275), Pakistan International Airlines (PK754, PK756), Flynas (XY315)
with: Pakistan International Airlines (PK248), Flynas (XY883)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV736, SV728, SV732), Pakistan International Airlines (PK726), Flynas (XY317)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV739, SV731, SV729), Pakistan International Airlines (PK725), Flynas (XY318)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV700, SV704, SV702, SV3700, SV3704), Pakistan International Airlines (PK762, PK764, PK732)
with: Pakistan International Airlines (PK247), Flynas (XY884)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV701, SV705, SV703, SV3701, SV3705), Pakistan International Airlines (PK763, PK731, PK761)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV387, SV309, SV381, SV303, SV305, SV301), Egyptair (MS670, MS664)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV1666, SV1844, SV1656, SV1846, SV1956, SV1942, SV1688, SV1670)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV1909, SV1913), Flynas (XY711), Jet Airways (India) (9W6053)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV561, SV559, SV555, SV553, SV563), Korean Air (KE6681), Flynas (XY206), Aeroflot Russian Airlines (SU4117)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV386, SV308, SV380, SV302, SV304, SV300), Egyptair (MS669, MS661)
with: Royal Jordanian (RJ730, RJ734, RJ732), Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV634, SV638), Flynas (XY254, XY250)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV1165, SV1145, SV1143, SV1163, SV1173, SV1141), ALITALIA (AZ5396), Air France (AF6681)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV1038, SV1052, SV1046, SV1042, SV1044, SV1040, SV1034, SV1056)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV1047, SV1053, SV1051, SV1049, SV1041, SV1043, SV1045, SV1037)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV558, SV560, SV554, SV552, SV562), China Southern Airlines (CZ4160), Korean Air (KE6682), Malaysia Airlines (MH4564)
with: Saudi Arabian Airlines (SV1294, SV1292)
Fleet
The airline currently only owns 2 Airbus A320-200.
History
The Saudi Arabian low-cost airline Air Nas was founded in 2006, in Riyadh by the airline National Air Service. Nas Air is the first Saudi Arabian low-cost carrier. After being granted a licence, the airline began regular flight operations on 25th February 2007. For the future, the airline plans to further expand and add more routes to the four currently existing routes; it also plans to go public.
Network
Currently (Summer 2007), the airline flies from its hub in Riyadh to the airports of Guriat, Medina, Jeddah and Gizan.