SereneAir has confirmed that its flight operations between Pakistan and Jeddah will be fully restored by 27 September 2025, following a temporary suspension caused by operational challenges.
The airline acknowledged the inconvenience caused to passengers and trade partners due to the disruption. In its official statement, SereneAir offered an apology and recognized the difficulties faced by travelers during this period.
SereneAir announced that all flights connecting Pakistan with Jeddah will return to normal schedules by the end of September. The restoration is expected to stabilize connectivity and provide consistent travel options for passengers heading to Saudi Arabia.
The airline extended gratitude to both passengers and trade partners for their patience and understanding during the suspension. It emphasized that maintaining reliable operations remains a central priority.
Flights to Jeddah are vital for Pakistani travelers, particularly for those undertaking religious journeys such as Umrah and Hajj. The route also serves workers, students, and families with ties in Saudi Arabia. The resumption of services is expected to bring relief to many who rely on this connection.
SereneAir reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring smooth travel experiences and highlighted its ongoing efforts to strengthen its presence in the market. The airline stated that it will continue to expand its network in line with passenger needs.
Passengers can access updated flight schedules and booking services through SereneAir’s official website www.sereneair.com, its helpline (111-737-363), or authorized travel agents.