Saudi Airports Urge Travelers to Confirm Flights Amid Foreign Airspace Closures
Saudi Arabia’s international airports are advising passengers traveling to countries affected by recent airspace closures to contact their airlines before heading to the airport.
This precaution aims to avoid delays and unexpected disruptions in light of the situation.
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Background
The advisory follows Israeli strikes on Iran, which have led several nations to shut down portions of their airspace, impacting international flight routes.
Key Airports Involved
Airports in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam have emphasized the importance of checking flight status with carriers, particularly for travelers departing to or transiting through regions affected by the escalating regional conflict.
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Purpose of the Advisory
The measure seeks to ensure smooth travel operations and minimize inconvenience for passengers amid the evolving air traffic conditions.
Saudi Arabia’s Stance
Earlier, Saudi Arabia condemned the Israeli strikes on Iranian territory, labeling them a blatant violation of Iran’s sovereignty and a breach of international law.
Official Statement
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed deep concern over what it termed “heinous attacks,” urging the international community—especially the UN Security Council—to take immediate action to stop this aggression and prevent further escalation.
Travelers are encouraged to stay informed and confirm their flight details to ensure a hassle-free journey.
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