Saudia said that, based on the global safety directives issued by Airbus concerning the A320 fleet worldwide, it is monitoring and reviewing incoming updates and assessing any potential impact on its flight schedule.
Saudia stressed that if these updates require any adjustments, customers whose flights are affected will be contacted directly. The airline urged its travelling customers to make sure their contact details are up to date and to follow incoming notifications, stressing that the safety of its guests and crew always remains its top priority, according to the airline's post on its official account on X.
In a related context, flyadeal said a number of its aircraft will be affected by the directives issued by Airbus concerning the A320 fleet, and confirmed that the necessary precautionary measures have been taken by resetting software and technical parameters.
It added that the operating schedule is expected to return fully to normal today, Sunday, 30 November, noting that some flights may be subject to changes or delays, and that affected travellers will be contacted directly by email and text message, with full support and rebooking options provided, stressing that any impact on travel plans is being monitored around the clock, according to the airline's post on its official account on X.
