AGAIN: Saudia Extends Flight Suspension to Middle East Cities Until March 10
By Abdulrazaq Auwal
Saudia has extended the suspension of flights to several Middle Eastern destinations for the second time, citing ongoing regional developments affecting air travel.
In an operational update released by the airline, flights to and from Amman, Kuwait City, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Bahrain will remain suspended until Tuesday, March 10 at 23:59 GMT.
The Saudi national carrier, however, confirmed that flights to and from Dubai have partially resumed, though operations are currently running on a limited schedule.
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Saudia further stated that services to Moscow and Peshawar will remain suspended until Sunday, March 15, indicating that those routes may take longer to normalize.
The airline noted that it is closely monitoring the evolving situation and is assessing the gradual restoration of additional services across its network.
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Saudia added that further announcements will be made once operational decisions regarding the resumption of more routes are finalized, emphasizing that the safety of passengers and crew remains its top operational priority.
