Saudi Arabia is fully prepared to resume international services
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Saudi Arabia is fully prepared to resume international services
Saudi Gazette Report
Jeddah - Saudi Arabian Airlines has announced its readiness to implement the government's decision to resume international flights for citizens from March 31 this year.
Abdullah Al-Shehrani, director of corporate communications for the Saudi airline, said citizens were urged to follow the company's website and social media accounts regularly.
Participating in the Rotana Khiljiya Channel or Hala program, Al-Shahrani said the national carrier is ready to resume flights in terms of operational, technical, and administrative matters, and the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) and Direct coordination with relevant people. Government officials
Al-Shehrani urged citizens to use the airline's official website as well as its account on social networking sites, as they periodically update the list of countries allowed to travel. He said air travel was still closed to some countries.
The Interior Ministry has announced a new date for lifting travel bans on Saudi Arabia
The Interior Ministry has announced a new date for lifting travel bans on Saudi Arabia
In Saudi Arabia, the Interior Ministry has announced a change in the date for lifting travel suspensions for citizens and the full opening of land, sea, and airports.
Saudi Arabia has postponed the reopening of air, land, and seaports until May 17
The new date will start at 1 am on Monday instead of March 31, 2021, the Interior Ministry said.
Postponement of travel suspension for citizens and opening for ports postponed:
1: Due to the delay of Corona vaccine manufacturers in the delivery of contract payments and the importance of reaching a high level of community immunity.
2: The Ministry of Health will continue to make progress on the health situation.
3: The Ministry announces the importance of reaching a high level of social exclusion in the kingdom before allowing travel in light of the existence of the second wave of epidemics in several countries.
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