After completing a successful decade of operations in Qatar, Air Arabia, claimed to be the first and largest low-cost carrier (LCC) in the MENA, has expanded its services to Doha. The airline has increased its existing twice daily services between Sharjah and Doha to three times daily, becoming one of the frequent fliers between the two countries.
Air Arabia entered Qatar with a regular service to Doha on Jan. 6, 2004. Over the past decade, the airline continued to enjoy good performance on the Sharjah-Doha route, which resulted in the airline expanding its services from a few weekly flights to three times daily. With the additional frequency, the number of weekly flights to Doha will go up to 21 nonstop services, departing form Sharjah International Airport daily.
Adel Ali, group CEO, Air Arabia, said: “We are delighted to celebrate the New Year by launching an additional flight to Doha, which has always been a key market for us. Completing a decade long operations in this very exciting market is a key milestone for us.”
Ali added: “Since inception in 2003, we have been committed to the improve intra-GCC connectivity to most major destinations in the Gulf. As we continue to play a vital role in connecting the nations, we have ambitious plans to strengthen operations to all airports within the GCC, offering enormous choice for customers seeking to travel around the region, where air travel is the only viable mode of transport.”
The strengthening of Qatar services further cements Air Arabia’s position as the "leading low-cost carrier to GCC markets." In 10 years of operations, Air Arabia’s network has expanded to serve over 15 destinations in the GCC from hubs in the UAE and Egypt, with further expansion plans along the way. The airline now operates 154 weekly flights within the Gulf.
Air Arabia marks 10 years in Qatar with additional frequency
Air Arabia marks 10 years in Qatar with additional frequency
SUDO Consultants Signs Strategic Collaboration Agreement with AWS to Accelerate Cloud, AI, and Digital Transformation in Saudi Arabia
SUDO, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner with competencies in DevOps, migration, modernization, and AI/ML solutions, has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services, Inc.. The partnership is aligned with Saudi Vision 2030 goals in technology innovation, economic diversification, and large-scale digital capability building.
As part of the SCA, SUDO will work with AWS to help customers accelerate their cloud adoption journeys, modernize legacy systems, and build secure, scalable digital platforms powered by AWS’s regional infrastructure. SUDO will support public and private sector entities to adopt cloud and AI faster, reduce technical debt, and strengthen their digital foundations in line with the Kingdom’s transformation priorities.
“Deepening our collaboration with AWS allows us to significantly expand the strategic support we provide to public and private sector entities across Saudi Arabia,” said Hameedullah Khan, CEO of SUDO. “Together, we will help organizations adopt cloud, scale AI-driven innovation, transform core processes securely, and accelerate their digital ambitions.”
“We’re excited to see SUDO deepen its collaboration with AWS as a regional launch partner in the Kingdom,” said Asif Ali, director of information technology, Ahmed A. Abed Trading Company.
This collaboration underscores the value of SUDO and AWS to provide flexibility and unlock greater business value for customers across industries.
About SUDO
SUDO, an AWS Premier Partner, helps organizations across the Middle East migrate, modernize and innovate on the cloud. The company specializes in cloud transformation, DevOps and AI solutions built on AWS, supporting enterprises and government entities through end‑to‑end cloud adoption — from strategy and implementation to ongoing managed services. With strong regional expertise and a highly certified engineering team, SUDO works to accelerate growth, reduce complexity and enable customers to maximize the value of AWS technologies.
