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Saudi-Bound 28 Flights Cancelled in Dhaka, Thousands Passengers Stranded

Flight operations between Dhaka and Saudi Arabia have been hit hard for three straight days following recent drone and missile

Saudi-Bound 28 Flights Cancelled in Dhaka, Thousands Passengers Stranded
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Aviation observers report ongoing disruption to air travel between Dhaka and Saudi Arabia, with activity heavily affected for three consecutive days. The interruptions have impacted flight operations in the region and disrupted schedules.

According to available updates, a significant number of flights bound for Saudi Arabia were cancelled, contributing to a large backlog of passengers awaiting alternative arrangements or rescheduling.

The situation involves Dhaka’s airport operations and the corresponding flights scheduled to depart for Saudi destinations, though specific flight numbers and aircraft details are not provided in the source material.

The disruptions are attributed to broader security events that have affected flight routes and scheduling, leading to reduced air traffic and intensified ground handling needs.

Passengers have faced delays and cancellations as the airport and airlines manage the repercussions of the disruptions, with authorities and carriers working to restore normal operations as conditions allow.

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