Bahrain International Airport is gradually resuming flight operations in the Kingdom’s airspace. On Sunday, the airport recorded 8 flights, including 5 departures and 3 arrivals operated by Gulf Air, serving destinations such as Lahore, Dubai, Jeddah, Muscat, and Dhaka, with arrivals from London, Dubai, and Jeddah. Starting Monday, regional airlines also resumed services, with Air Arabia flying to Sharjah and flydubai to Dubai, one of the busiest routes between Bahrain and the UAE. Today, 8 departures are scheduled along with multiple arrivals from cities including London, Istanbul, and Doha. The airport confirmed that operations will continue to resume gradually, and passengers are advised to check updates with airlines regularly.
Passengers are advised to stay updated with their airlines for the latest flight information.
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