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Air India extends suspension of Riyadh, Dammam flights till Nov 30

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Passengers who booked tickets on or before November 10, 2026, are eligible to reschedule their journeys without additional charges
Air India extends suspension of Riyadh, Dammam flights till Nov 30
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Riyadh: Air India and Air India Express have extended the cancellation of flights to and from Riyadh and Dammam until November 30, citing the prevailing situation in the region. Services to and from Jeddah will remain suspended until November 21, according to the airlines' latest advisory.

Passengers who booked tickets on or before November 10, 2026, for travel to Riyadh or Dammam up to November 30, or to Jeddah up to November 21, are eligible to reschedule their journeys without additional charges or to cancel their bookings and receive a full refund.

Passengers opting to change their travel dates can do so subject to seat availability. The airlines have also announced alternative travel arrangements to help affected customers manage their journeys.

Air India passengers can reschedule their travel to or from any other Saudi Arabian destination served by the airline. Air India Express customers can rearrange their journeys to or from Bahrain, as well as other Saudi stations where the airline operates.

The revised travel dates will be permitted until December 14 for passengers holding tickets to Riyadh and Dammam, and until December 5 for those booked on Jeddah routes.

Passengers seeking assistance with rescheduling or refunds can contact Air India's customer support at +91 11 69329333 or +91 11 69329999. Air India Express customers can call +91 124 6935600.

The airlines have also advised passengers to approach their city booking offices for assistance with cancellations, refunds and alternative travel arrangements. The extended suspension leaves travellers with limited options on the affected routes until services resume.

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