Saudi Airlines (Saudia) has announced an update regarding its flight operations, confirming that the suspension of flights to and from several international destinations has been extended due to ongoing developments in the region. According to the airline, flights connecting Amman, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Doha, and Bahrain will remain suspended until Tuesday, 10 March at 23:59 GMT.
The airline explained that the decision was taken as a precautionary measure while monitoring the current situation. Passenger safety and operational security remain the airline’s top priorities during this period.
Meanwhile, flights to and from Dubai have partially resumed, but they are currently operating on a limited schedule. Saudia stated that these services are being managed carefully to ensure safe and smooth travel operations for passengers while maintaining necessary safety measures.
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In addition to these routes, the airline confirmed that flights to and from Moscow and Peshawar will remain suspended until Sunday, 15 March. Travelers who had planned journeys to these destinations are advised to check their flight status regularly and stay in contact with the airline for updated information.
Saudia also stated that its operational teams are continuously reviewing the situation and assessing the gradual resumption of selected international services. The airline noted that any further updates regarding flight operations will be announced once final operational decisions are made.
Passengers affected by the changes are encouraged to contact Saudia’s customer service or visit the airline’s official website for the latest travel updates, rebooking options, and assistance.
Saudia emphasized that the safety of its guests, crew members, and operational staff remains its highest priority while the airline carefully manages its flight schedule during this time.
