Biman Suspends Riyadh Flights Indefinitely

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Publish : 11 Oct 2026, 08:26 AM

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Citing "unavoidable operational reasons," Biman Bangladesh Airlines has suspended its flights on the Dhaka–Riyadh–Dhaka route indefinitely.

The Public Relations Department of Biman Bangladesh Airlines confirmed the decision in a press release issued on Saturday (October 10).

Biman stated that its scheduled flights to and from Riyadh, BG-339 and BG-340, remain suspended until further notice. Passengers booked on these flights have been advised not to proceed to the airport.

The airline added that authorities are currently reviewing the situation, and detailed information regarding flight rescheduling or current status will be officially communicated tomorrow, October 11.

Biman Bangladesh Airlines expressed its sincere regret for the deep inconvenience caused to passengers and their families due to this unexpected disruption and flight suspension.

Affected passengers can contact Biman's call center for immediate assistance or visit their nearest Biman sales office. Further updates will be published on Biman's official website and communication channels as soon as they become available.

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