167 pilgrims return via Sana’a International Airport
167 pilgrims returned through Sana’a International Airport, coming from Jeddah, after completing the rituals of Hajj and Umrah.
During the past few days, Yemeni Airlines transported 1,537 pilgrims from Medina and Jeddah to Sana’a International Airport after completing the rituals of Hajj and Umrah.
Sana’a International Airport provided all ground services for the civil flight coming from Jeddah with all the professionalism and high technical standards applied in international airports and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
It is worth noting that the aggression coalition and its mercenaries impose an air blockade on Sana’a International Airport, with the exception of only one destination, to Jordan, with three flights per week, and flights of the United Nations and international humanitarian organizations operating in Yemen.
The aggression coalition and its mercenaries in Aden recently prevented the addition of three additional flights to Jordan, despite the approval of the Jordanian Aviation Authority to increase the number of flights to the Jordanian airports of Sana’a and Queen Alia.
