Agreement Includes Options for 50 More Jets, Pioneering Electric Aviation in MENA Region
Saudia Group has signed a landmark sales agreement with Lilium N.V., a leading electric aircraft manufacturer, for 50 Lilium Jets, with an option for an additional 50. The agreement, marking the largest firm order of electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in the MENA region, was formalized at a ceremony in Munich, attended by prominent figures including Saudia Group CEO Fahd Al-Jarbou and Lilium CEO Klaus Roewe.
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The deal underscores Saudia Group’s commitment to sustainable aviation and aligns with the Saudi Vision 2030 initiative. The Lilium Jets are expected to provide a premium, eco-friendly travel experience, reducing carbon footprints and offering significant improvements in regional connectivity. The jets’ unique vertical take-off and landing capabilities are set to revolutionize guest transportation, with applications in tourism, sports, and business travel, promising to cut travel times by up to 90%.
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The initiative aims to enhance connectivity within Saudi Arabia, providing quick access to regional hubs and new city connections. The Lilium Jets will also support Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages, offering efficient travel solutions for pilgrims, as well as improving access to major sports and entertainment events. This move represents a significant step towards realizing the potential of electric aviation in the region.
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