Saudi Arabia’s flynas to operate limited flights to Dubai

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Saudi Arabia’s flynas will operate limited special flights between Dubai and the kingdom from Friday, March 6.

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The budget carrier announced that it would operate flight XY205 between Riyadh and Dubai and flight XY206 from Dubai to Riyadh. It will operate flight XY507 from Jeddah to Dubai and XY508 from Dubai to Jeddah.

All other scheduled flights of flynas to and from Dubai remain suspended amid ongoing regional military conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran.

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On Tuesday, the UAE opened safe air corridors with GCC countries, enabling it to operate up to 48 flights per hour as part of a gradual restoration of air traffic following recent regional developments.

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Waheed Abbas

Waheed Abbas is Assistant Editor, covering real estate, aviation and other business stories that directly affect the lives of UAE consumers. He frequently reports human interest stories, too.