Flyadeal, a Saudi low-cost airline, has announced the suspension of its scheduled flights to Peshawar, Amman and Damascus until May 31, 2026, citing ongoing developments across the Middle East and wider regional disruptions.
Flyadeal said it is among several carriers affected by the evolving situation, which has forced temporary adjustments to its flight operations.
Services to Damascus and Amman will remain halted through the end of May, according to an official statement.
Passengers have been advised to verify their flight status before travelling to the airport and to avoid unnecessary trips unless their bookings are confirmed.
The airline also stressed that affected travelers will be notified through email and SMS updates, with real-time information available on its website and official X (formerly Twitter) account.
Flyadeal further said that it is working to minimize disruption by offering alternative travel options on the same routes where possible.
The airline reiterated its commitment to maintaining a flexible and smooth travel experience for passengers impacted by the cancellations.
