US-Bangla Airlines has resumed regular flight operations on all Middle East routes as the regional situation improves, restoring connectivity for Bangladeshi expatriates after recent disruptions.
The airline is operating scheduled services to Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Doha, Riyadh, and Jeddah, the company said in a press release on Tuesday.
Flights on the Dhaka-Doha route will resume on Wednesday, with departures from Dhaka at 7:30pm and return flights leaving Doha at 11:30pm local time on the same day.
US-Bangla operates direct flights from Dhaka to Muscat, while return flights from Muscat land in Dhaka via Chattogram.
Flights to Dubai operate daily via Chattogram.
The airline runs six weekly flights to Abu Dhabi, excluding Thursday, and four weekly flights to Sharjah.
In Saudi Arabia, flights to Riyadh operate five days a week on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, while services to Jeddah run three days a week on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
Most Middle East routes are operated using Boeing 737-800 aircraft, while services to Riyadh and Jeddah use Airbus A330-300 aircraft.
US-Bangla currently operates a fleet of 25 aircraft, including three Airbus A330-300s and nine Boeing 737-800s.
The airline plans to expand its Middle East network with new flights to Madinah and Dammam in the near future, the release said.
