UAE airlines have cancelled some flights between the UAE and Saudi Arabia
In response to the current situation in Saudi Arabia, a number of UAE airlines have cancelled flights to and from Saudi Arabia’s airports, including Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam.
Here are the latest updates on flight disruption between the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
All information correct as of 9.30am, Monday October 12.
Emirates
Emirates flights EK815, EK819 and EK817 from Dubai to Riyadh on Monday October 12 and Tuesday October 13 are all listed as cancelled, as are their respective return routes.
The airline has also cancelled EK801, EK805 and EK803 from Dubai to Jeddah on Monday and Tuesday, as well as the return flights.
Flights between Dubai and Dammam are also not going ahead on Monday and Tuesday, with EK823, EK827 and EK821 all listed as cancelled.
Etihad
Etihad Airways has cancelled its flights EY559 from Abu Dhabi to Riyadh and EY560 from Riyadh to Abu Dhabi on Monday October 12. The UAE national carrier has also cancelled EY551 and EY552 on Tuesday, October 13.
Services between the UAE capital and Dammam and Jeddah are also disrupted, with services on Monday and Tuesday cancelled.
Flydubai
Flydubai has cancelled all of its services between Dubai and Riyadh on Monday October 12 and Tuesday October 13. The airline’s flight from Dubai to Abha, FZ 811, is cancelled on Tuesday October 13
Some services are still going ahead. Flydubai flights between Dubai and Jeddah continue to operate as normal, as do flights between Dubai and AlUla, Dubai and Madinah, Dubai and Taif and Dubai and NEOM.
Air Arabia
All Air Arabia flights from Sharjah to Riyadh, Abha and Taif are cancelled on Monday, October 12, and October 13.
The airline’s services between Sharjah and Jeddah, Dammam, Medinah, and Tabuk remain scheduled as planned.
If you’re planning to travel, please check ahead with your airline.
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