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Biman Bangladesh Airlines Resumes Dammam Flights from Nov 7; Suspends Riyadh Route Due to Low Demand

Biman Resumes Dammam Flights Nov 7 with Daylight-Only Operations; Riyadh Flights Suspended

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Biman Bangladesh Airlines Resumes Dammam Flights from Nov 7; Suspends Riyadh Route Due to Low Demand
A Biman Bangladesh Airlines aircraft stationed at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka ahead of scheduled Middle East operations.

Biman Bangladesh Airlines has announced the resumption of its regular flights on the Dhaka-Dammam-Dhaka route starting Saturday, November 7, 2026. The state flag carrier made necessary operational schedule adjustments following recent airstrikes in Saudi Arabia to safeguard passenger security and maintain operational integrity.

According to a press release issued by Biman on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, flights on the Dammam sector will operate exclusively during daylight hours until further notice to ensure peak safety.

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Conversely, Biman has decided to suspend operations on the Dhaka-Riyadh-Dhaka route indefinitely. The airline noted that a significant portion of Riyadh-bound passengers have chosen alternative transit routes, resulting in insufficient passenger demand on the sector. Biman has urged affected passengers to contact their nearest Biman Bangladesh Airlines Sales Center for ticketing updates, rebooking, and travel assistance.

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