You are here

flights

Emirates suspends direct and transit flights to Angola, Guinea

Emirates suspends direct and transit flights to Angola, Guinea

  • According to a statement released on the Dubai-based carrier’s official website, the recent decision will remain in place until further notice
By Arab News ·
Houthis temporarily reopen Sanaa airport for UN flights

Houthis temporarily reopen Sanaa airport for UN flights

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
Morocco extends flight ban because of virus

Morocco extends flight ban because of virus

By AFP ·
After Alitalia’s demise, ITA airline launches with new look

After Alitalia’s demise, ITA airline launches with new look

By AP ·
Jordan’s state carrier to resume flights to Syria for first time in decade

Jordan’s state carrier to resume flights to Syria for first time in decade

By Reuters ·
Saudi Arabia sees 110% rise in flight searches in March

Saudi Arabia sees 110% rise in flight searches in March

By Rashid Hassan ·
Russian direct flights to Egypt resort towns to resume after five year suspension

Russian direct flights to Egypt resort towns to resume after five year suspension

By AFP ·
KLM to cut 1,000 more jobs, says mandatory COVID-19 testing will ground planes

KLM to cut 1,000 more jobs, says mandatory COVID-19 testing will ground planes

By Reuters ·
Egypt, UAE resume first Qatar flights since 2017

Egypt, UAE resume first Qatar flights since 2017

By AFP ·
Special Lebanon files complaint to UN Security Council as Israeli warplanes roam airspace

Lebanon files complaint to UN Security Council as Israeli warplanes roam airspace

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Daily low flying Israeli jets over Lebanon spreading jitters

Daily low flying Israeli jets over Lebanon spreading jitters

By AP ·
Kuwait follows Oman and Saudi Arabia in halting international flights

Kuwait follows Oman and Saudi Arabia in halting international flights

By Arab News ·
Egypt receives 48 international flights to Red Sea cities this month

Egypt receives 48 international flights to Red Sea cities this month

By Arab News ·

Opinion

Sir John Jenkins
If we want peace, we should prepare for war
Author
Sinem Cengiz
Turkey’s domestic fortunes are tied to foreign policy success
Author
Luke Coffey
Now is not the time for NATO to give potential new members the cold shoulder
Author
Dr. John C. Hulsman
We must stop pretending the EU is a great power
Author
Ishtiaq Ahmad
Saudi Arabia needs a paradigm shift in higher education
Author
More in Opinion

Latest updates

No peace in Myanmar 1 year after military takeover
No peace in Myanmar 1 year after military takeover
South America squid left exposed amid surge in China fishing
South America squid left exposed amid surge in China fishing
Meta pauses new users from joining analytics tool CrowdTangle
Meta pauses new users from joining analytics tool CrowdTangle
A year after Myanmar’s coup, families of detainees search for answers
A year after Myanmar’s coup, families of detainees search for answers
One of three suspects accused of murdering British imam pleads not guilty
Shamam Chowdhury. (Supplied)

Recommended

Middle-East
Should the Beirut port blast site be turned into a place of remembrance?
Should the Beirut port blast site be turned into a place of remembrance?
Saudi Arabia
How a culture of recycling can reduce waste generation in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia produces around 15 million tons of garbage every year, with 95 percent ending up in landfill, and just 5 percent of total waste recycled. (Shutterstock)
Saudi Arabia
How Saudi events company Midwam lifted tourism and leisure experiences to a whole new level
Tourists visiting AlUla, which has been transformed into a living museum that is home to the remains of ancient civilizations, important historical sites and archaeological wonders dating back as far as 200,000 years. (Supplied)

Search form

Print Edition
Read pdf version Subscribe now
© 2022 SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY, All Rights Reserved And subject to Terms of Use Agreement.