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Saudi Airlines flights will not be fully restored this year:

The airline reports several of its employees to suspend their contracts via email.

Riyadh (Updated: April 18, 2020) Saudi Arabia's state-run airline Saudi Arabia is raising concerns that Corona will not be able to resume normal flights this year. 

According to Al Arabia Net, Saudi Airlines has been reported to suspend several employees of its aviation staff by email by the end of the year 2020. Because the Saudi government has temporarily banned all international flights and special flights bringing Umrah pilgrims and pilgrims to Hajj, flights to other countries have also been banned from the state. For this reason, Saudi Airlines has decided to terminate some employees from time to time.

Employees who have been emailed to suspend their contracts, stated that it is likely that flight operations will not return to normal by the month of December this year, so their remaining months of the year 2020 Contracts for are being suspended.

However, details of how many aviation staff contracts have been suspended have not been released. There was no comment on the contact from the airline. Saudi Airlines are one of the world's largest airlines with 142 small passenger ships on which more than 300 million people travel annually. Saudi Arabia flights to 95 airports around the world.

It should be noted that in Saudi Arabia, where Saudi government has banned flight operations to prevent the Corona virus, flights have been suspended by most countries in the world, both domestic and overseas, causing aviation companies to become economically disadvantaged. Is going through a bad period. As for the situation in Corona, it is unclear when Saudi Arabia will resume normal air traffic.
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