Saudi Arabia flights update: Multiple flights to and from Saudi Arabia have been cancelled or delayed amid attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. Flight suspensions of IndiGo, Air India, Akas Air have been extended following the death of an Indian national during the attack on October 10 at the Riyadh airport. Apart from this, the United States, France, UAE and Japan have also restricted their operations in the Gulf country.
Indian carriers affected by situation in Saudi Arabia
1. Air India and Air India Express: Flights to and from Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah have been suspended till October 20 now.
2. IndiGo: All flights from this Indian carrier to Saudi Arabia have been cancelled till October 24.
3. Akasa Air: Flights to and from Riyadh will be suspended till October 24. The services will be suspended to and from Jeddah till October 21.
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Middle-East carriers affected by situation in Saudi Arabia
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Middle-East carriers affected by situation in Saudi Arabia
{{/usCountry}}1. Qatar Airways has currently suspended flights to and from Riyadh and Dammam.
2. Emirates flights between Dubai-Riyadh and Jeddah-Dammam have been affected, reported Gulf Business.
3. Etihad Airways has issued an advisory alerting the passengers about the disruptions
-Etihad has cancelled all services between Abu Dhabi and Riyadh on October 18.
-Etihad has also cancelled all flights between Abu Dhabi and Dammam on October 18.
-Etihad has cancelled EY601 from Abu Dhabi and EY602 from Jeddah on October 18.
4. Dubai-based airline, flydubai has cancelled multiple flights to destinations such as Riyadh, Dammam and Abha till October 19, according to a statement reported by ARN News, citing ongoing regional disruption.
5. Air Arabia has cancelled flights to Riyadh, Abha, Dammam and Taif. Its Sharjah services have also been impacted.
6. Bahrain's Gulf Air has cancelled flights to and from Riyadh till October 17.
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International carriers affected by situation in Saudi Arabia
Philippine Airlines: The Philippines carrier has suspended operations to and from Riyadh till November 29.
Air France-KLM: It has suspended services to and from Riyadh until the end of October.
Lufthansa: German airline group’s carrier has cancelled all flights to Riyadh till October 16.
Malaysia Airlines: The carrier, based in Kuala Lumpur has cancelled flights to and from Madinah and Jeddah till October 17.
Delta: The American airline said that its flights from Atlanta to Riyadh will be delayed until March 2027.
Cathay Pacific: The Hong Kong flag carrier has delayed the resumption of its services to Dubai and Riyadh from Hong Kong through January 31, 2027.