Air Arabia temporarily cancels all flights to Kabul

The airline has made the announcement due to the recent escalation of military activities in Afghanistan. The airline has decided, as a precautionary measure, to suspend it's operations until the situation in Kabul is clearer.

Adel Ali, CEO of the Air Arabia said, "The safety and security of our passengers, crew and aircraft are paramount. We remain hopeful that the overall situation in Afghanistan will return to an acceptable degree of normality quickly. Our services to Kabul have proved very popular and we will resume our operation once the situation improves. We remain in touch with the relevant authorities in Afghanistan. Passengers booked to travel with us on this route after the 19th of September will receive a full refund and are asked to contact Air Arabia to coordinate this."

Current Air Arabia destinations include Aleppo and Damascus (Syria); Alexandria, Assiut and Luxor (Egypt); Amman (Jordan); Astana and Almaty (Kazakhstan); Bahrain; Beirut (Lebanon); Colombo (Sri Lanka); Dammam, Jeddah and Riyadh (KSA), Doha (Qatar); Istanbul (Turkey); Kabul (Afghanistan); Khartoum (Sudan); Kuwait; Jaipur, Kochi, Mumbai and Nagpur (India); Muscat (Oman); Sana'a (Yemen); Sharjah (UAE) and Tehran (Iran).