Dhaka:Biman Bangladesh Airlines is set to operate a flight to Riyadh in the early hours of October 26, as conditions at Saudi Arabian airports show signs of improvement. The flight is scheduled to depart Dhaka at 125 a.m., as announced in a press release by the national flag carrier.
According to United News of Bangladesh, Biman will assess and decide on the operation of additional Riyadh-bound flights after a thorough review of the situation.
In the meantime, Biman has resumed its flights to Dammam since October 21, with a scheduled flight departing Dhaka at 8 a.m. daily until October 26, utilizing Boeing 777 aircraft. Additionally, for Jeddah, two flights from Dhaka are planned for Thursday, with one flight departing daily at 720 p.m. from October 23 to 25.
Flights to Madinah have been operating without interruption since October 18, using Boeing 787 aircraft, and this schedule will remain unchanged until further notice. Biman intends to continue updating passengers on flight operations and schedules as necessary.
Passengers are encouraged to reach out to the airline's nearest sales center for ticket purchases, bookings, and other travel-related inquiries.