Premium Airline & Tourism Activation Platform
Designed to Accelerate Vision 2030
Global travel demand is undergoing a structural transformation. Saudi Arabia is geographically and culturally positioned to capture this unprecedented premium moment.
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Flight RadiusFour structural barriers limit Saudi Arabia's tourism acceleration. Sakina addresses each one systematically and at scale.
A Saudi-based premium airline with an integrated national tourism ecosystem — combining aviation operations, destination activation, and capital retention in one platform.
Disciplined, capital-efficient growth — launching with a focused premium route network, then scaling to global positioning across key source markets.
Every ticket booked with Sakina generates Saudi travel credits — a structured mechanism ensuring tourism spending flows back into the Kingdom's economy.
Credits are exclusively redeemable within the Kingdom — at premium hotels, cultural venues, hospitality partners, and curated domestic experiences. This isn't loyalty. It's structural retention.
Direct revenue from premium seat pricing on curated European routes into Saudi Arabia's strategic destinations.
Structured incentives for driving measurable visitor activation at key national tourism destinations and cultural sites.
Performance-based revenue sharing with hospitality, retail, and cultural partners participating in the credit ecosystem.
A single premium rotation carries extraordinary economic weight. Three aircraft at scale deliver a transformative, measurable contribution to Saudi GDP and fiscal revenues.
Aviation as an economic development instrument — the first platform of its kind to merge premium airline operations with a sovereign capital retention system.
Sakina was conceived as a direct instrument of Vision 2030 — each operational pillar mapped precisely to the Kingdom's national transformation agenda.
Sakina operates on a Public–Private strategic model — combining private capital efficiency with national strategic purpose. Both sides benefit directly from performance.
"I always believed aviation could be more than transport — it could be a bridge between cultures and an engine for nations."
Alisa Zahavalka was born in Belarus and built her life across Europe, spending many years in Poland before setting her sights on a far larger vision. From an early age, she was captivated by aviation — the idea that a single flight could connect distant worlds, open economies, and change how people experience the planet.
That lifelong fascination became Sakina. Rather than simply founding a travel company, Alisa designed a national tourism instrument — one that brings premium international visitors into Saudi Arabia while structurally retaining their spending inside the Kingdom. Sakina is her answer to a question she spent years asking: how do you build aviation that truly serves a nation?
Sakina is more than an airline. It is a national economic instrument — built to bring the world to Saudi Arabia, keep its value inside the Kingdom, and position the nation as the defining premium destination of the 21st century.