RIYADH — Saudia has announced the partial resumption of flights between Saudi Arabia and Dubai from Saturday, March 7th.
The airline said the initial restart will include limited operations between Riyadh and Dubai and between Jeddah and Dubai.
Outbound flights include SV596 from Riyadh to Dubai and SV588 from Jeddah to Dubai.
Return flights include SV597 from Dubai to Riyadh and SV589 from Dubai to Jeddah.
Saudia said flights will initially operate on a limited schedule and additional services will be resumed in stages.
At the same time, the airline confirmed that the suspension of flights to and from Amman, Kuwait City, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Doha and Bahrain will be extended until 23:59 (Japan time) on Sunday, March 8.
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Saudia said it is considering a phased resumption of additional services and will issue an update once operational decisions are finalized, taking into account the safety and security of passengers and crew.
Passengers were advised to check the flight status before heading to the airport and follow the latest information issued through Saudia’s official communication channels.
