About Silkair
Tradewinds Airline was founded on February 21, 1989 and was re-branded as Silk Air on April 1, 1992. As Tradewinds, the airline catered to holiday destinations like Hat Yai, Kuantan, Pattaya, Tioman and Phuket. However, the transition from Tradewinds to Silk Air transformed it from a holiday resort airline to a complete regional airline. Silk Air flights range from short to medium haul and are quite popular among business as well as leisure travellers in Asia. Besides online booking, low air fare and readily available air tickets, Silk Air also offers an exquisite menu, bar services and good in-flight entertainment. Hospitality and service quality are the highlighting feature of Silk Air. Backed by a dedicated cabin crew and Silk Air has become a favourite of Asian passengers. The scrumptious cuisine served on board delight the customers. The airline has been declared the 'Best Airline (Regional)' by TTG Asia PTN Asia Pacific, for three consecutive years in 1995, 1996 and 1997. It went on to win the reputed award for 10th time in 2009 and features in TTG Asia's Travel Hall of Fame for the same. With a comprehensive schedule and widespread network, Silk Air has managed to become the indisputable leader in Asia region.
About Abha (AHB)
Top reasons why people visit Abha:
Scenic Beauty and Cool Climate: Abha is located in the Asir Mountains, providing stunning natural landscapes and a cooler climate compared to other parts of Saudi Arabia. The region's lush green mountains, valleys, and forests make it a popular destination for nature lovers and those seeking respite from the heat. Asir National Park: This expansive park is a major attraction, offering opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. The park is home to diverse flora and fauna, including rare species, and provides breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Cultural Heritage: Abha is rich in cultural heritage, with traditional Asiri architecture and vibrant local customs. Visitors can explore the Al-Muftaha Village, a cultural center that showcases local arts, crafts, and traditional Asiri houses adorned with colorful geometric patterns. Historical Sites: The city and its surroundings boast several historical sites, such as the Shada Palace, which has been converted into a museum. The palace offers insights into the region's history and traditional architecture. The nearby Al Habala village, known for its hanging houses, is another fascinating historical site. Festivals and Events: Abha hosts various cultural festivals and events throughout the year, such as the Abha Summer Festival. These events celebrate the region's heritage, arts, and traditions, featuring performances, exhibitions, and local cuisine that attract both locals and tourists. 
