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Saudi Airline Started Flight Operation for Philippine and Indonesia

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The Municipality of Mekkah region announced that flight operation has partially resumed for Philippine from today 21-4-2020. As first plane of saudi airlines depart from Jeddah (King Abdulziz Airport) to Philippine (Manila ) to take to Filipino citizens back to their countries.

Earlier We contact with different travel agencies to confirm the availability of flights and to ensure the air travel bane has lifted or not.

Almatar travel agent support team said that number of flights has been operated from Riyadh and Jeddah to Both Manila (Philippine) and Jakarta (Indonesia).
And new municipality of Mekkah Region has confirmed this news.
You can check the availability of flights on the website of saudi airlines.

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