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Biman Bangladesh Airlines to resume Riyadh services from October 25
Biman Bangladesh Airlines will restart its flight operations to Riyadh from October 25 following improvements in security conditions in the Saudi Arabian capital. The airline had suspended services to the Middle Eastern destination amid earlier security concerns.
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Biman Bangladesh Airlines is set to resume direct flight services to Riyadh from October 25, marking a return to operations on the crucial Saudi Arabia route after a temporary suspension.
The national carrier had halted flights to the Saudi capital due to security-related issues, but officials have determined that conditions have sufficiently improved to warrant the resumption of services. The decision comes as part of efforts to strengthen air connectivity between Bangladesh and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a key destination for Bangladeshi expatriates and business travelers.
The restoration of the Riyadh route is expected to provide relief to passengers who rely on the direct service for travel to Saudi Arabia. Biman operates several international routes and the resumption of this service reflects the airline's commitment to maintaining essential connectivity across South and Southeast Asia to the Middle East.
The airline will coordinate with relevant authorities to ensure all safety and security protocols are in place for the resumption of operations. The return of services on this route is anticipated to facilitate improved travel options for citizens and strengthen bilateral air transport ties between Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia.
Photo: Biman Bangladesh Airlines aircraft at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka, November 2024. Tarunsamanta via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).