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Singapore Airlines Returns to Riyadh with Non-Stop Flights

Four Times Weekly Service Launches in June Amid Thriving Business Environment

Singapore Airlines is set to resume non-stop flights to Riyadh in June 2026, marking its return to the Saudi capital after a 12-year absence. The airline will operate four times a week using its Airbus A350-900 aircraft, offering 303 seats across two classes. This move comes amid Riyadh’s thriving business environment and ambitious development, making it an attractive destination for the airline. The new route will complement Scoot’s existing services to Jeddah, further expanding SIA Group’s presence in Saudi Arabia. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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    Singapore Airlines Returns to Riyadh with Non-Stop Flights

    Four Times Weekly Service Launches in June Amid Thriving Business Environment

    Singapore Airlines is set to resume non-stop flights to Riyadh in June 2026, marking its return to the Saudi capital after a 12-year absence. The airline will operate four times a week using its Airbus A350-900 aircraft, offering 303 seats across two classes. This move comes amid Riyadh’s thriving business environment and ambitious development, making it an attractive destination for the airline. The new route will complement Scoot’s existing services to Jeddah, further expanding SIA Group’s presence in Saudi Arabia. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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