Yemen's National Carrier Resumes Flights After Sudden Halt

Yemenia Airways has restarted flights from Aden International Airport. Operations had been suspended for three days. The airline is now flying to four major cities: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Amman, Jordan; Cairo, Egypt; and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Service resumed after the carrier held talks with regional partners. The earlier suspension was due to operational discussions, according to sources. No further details were provided. Aden's airport is a critical hub for Yemen. It serves as a primary gateway for international travel and aid. The brief stoppage disrupted many passenger journeys. The resumption brings relief to travelers reliant on these routes. Yemenia is Yemen's state-owned flag carrier.