Flights were disrupted following a series of attacks on Saudi airports in early October.
TBS Report
21 October, 2026, 07:05 pm
Last modified: 21 October, 2026, 07:10 pm
Biman Bangladesh Airlines has resumed flights to Dammam and scheduled a Riyadh-bound flight for 25 October as the situation improves following attacks on Saudi airports earlier this month.
In a press release issued today (21 October), the national flag carrier said the Riyadh-bound flight would depart Dhaka at 1:25am on 26 October, Bangladesh time.
The airline will decide whether to operate additional Riyadh flights after reviewing the overall situation, according to the release.
Dammam-bound flights resumed today and will operate daily until 26 October, departing Dhaka at 8am. The flights will be operated using Boeing 777 aircraft.
Biman will operate two flights from Dhaka to Jeddah tomorrow (22 October). From 23 to 25 October, one flight will depart daily at 7:20pm.
Meanwhile, flights to Medina have continued as usual since 18 October using Boeing 787 aircraft. The airline said operations and schedules on the route would remain unchanged until further notice.
Biman said it would provide further updates on flight operations and schedules as necessary.
Passengers seeking information about ticket purchases, bookings and travel arrangements have been advised to contact their nearest Biman sales centre.