Here's what to know about the flyadeal and flynas flight cancellations
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Due to the current regional developments and continued airspace closures, more flyadeal and flynas flight cancellations have been announced. This is what you need to know. If you’re flying in or out of the region, it’s worth double-checking your booking before heading to the airport.
flynas
Supplementary Statement
Sunday , 29 March 2026 pic.twitter.com/gNAqH3Agm4— flynas طيران ناس (@flynas) March 29, 2026
Flynas announced in a supplementary statement on Sunday March 30, that due to the continued airspace closures, the airline has decided that flights to and from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Doha, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, and Syria will be suspended until 11.59pm on Wednesday April 15. Flynas advises travellers to check the status of their flights via the website before leaving for the airport. Guests may also contact the customer care centre through the official channels for any required assistance.
- Within Saudi Arabia: 920 001 234
- Outside Saudi Arabia: +966 11 434 9000
flyadeal
بيان رسمي ٢٩ مارس ٢٠٢٦ pic.twitter.com/wkPZ77NJKQ
— طيران أديل (@flyadeal) March 29, 2026
Low-cost carrier Flyadeal has confirmed the suspension of its flights to and from Amman, Dubai, and Damascus. These cancellations are applicable until 11.59pm on Tuesday April 14. All affected passengers will be notified directly, and passengers are encouraged to check the status of their flights via the website before heading out for the airport. The airline has extended its cancellations due to the continued closure of airspace, and in the interest of ensuring the safety of passengers, and the crew and staff.
What’s happening?
If your travel is non-essential and easily rescheduled, it may be worth considering alternative dates until operations fully stabilise. If you are travelling, though, follow the instructions below:
- Check your airline’s website or app before leaving home
- Allow extra time
- Keep an eye on SMS or email notifications
Things are shifting quickly, and airlines are adjusting in real time. For now, operations continue, just with a little more caution than usual.
Keep an eye on What’s On Saudi Arabia for the latest.
