Staff reporter :
Biman Bangladesh Airlines will operate a flight to Riyadh in the early hours of October 26 as the situation at Saudi Arabian airports continues to improve.
The flight will leave Dhaka for Riyadh at 1:25am on the day, according to a press release issued by the national flag carrier on Wednesday.
Biman said it will decide on operating other Riyadh-bound flights after monitoring and reviewing the overall situation.
Meanwhile, Biman resumed flights to Dammam on October 21. One flight will depart Dhaka for Dammam at 8am daily through October 26, using Boeing 777 aircraft.
For Jeddah, it will operate two flights from Dhaka on Thursday. One flight will depart daily at 7:20pm on October 23, 24 and 25.
Flights to Madinah have been operating as usual since October 18 using Boeing 787 aircraft. The schedule will remain unchanged until further notice.
Biman said it will provide further updates on flight operations and schedules in due course.
Passengers have been requested to contact the airline’s nearest sales centre for ticket purchases, bookings and travel-related information.
