YEMEN: Yemenia, FlyAden Maintain Flights despite Aden Attack
ADEN, Yemen Yemenia leadership confirmed continuation of flights per schedule with measures for safest routes and adjustments to ensure passenger and crew safety. Spokesman Hatem Al-Shaabi said national carrier flights continued from morning per announced schedule.
ADEN, Yemen
- Yemenia leadership confirmed continuation of Aden flights per schedule with measures for safest routes and adjustments to ensure passenger and crew safety.
- Houthi militia targeted Aden International Airport at dawn on Wednesday, 7 October with two ballistic missiles and several explosive drones.
- Airline spokesman Hatem Al-Shaabi said national carrier flights continued from morning per announced schedule.
- Company informed passengers of flight times per prior bookings and monitored developments continuously.
- Al-Shaabi urged passengers to follow official announcements, check flight status before heading to airports and comply with staff instructions.
- Customer service will contact passengers in case of changes.
- Al-Shaabi stressed need to protect civilian facilities including airports and aircraft as public property providing essential services.
- Yemeni Transport Ministry said one missile fell near runway minutes before Yemenia flight IY603 from Cairo was due to land, prompting diversion to Jeddah.
- Passengers waited for Jeddah flight while one Yemenia aircraft and one FlyAden aircraft remained on ground, exposing passengers, staff and crews to direct risk.
- FlyAden said it has maintained its roster of flights to Cairo and Dammam.
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