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SriLankan Airlines suspends Colombo-Riyadh flights

Fleur Hargreaves · Middle East Eye

Published 12 Oct 2026, 2:27 am·1 h ago·1 min read

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SriLankan Airlines suspends Colombo-Riyadh flights SriLankan Airlines has suspended all of its flights between Riyadh and Colombo on Sunday, until October 18. The airline said flights to and from Saudi Arabia's eastern city of Dammam will continue as scheduled and services to Riyadh will resume once conditions are deemed safe for commercial operations.

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