• ×

    Travel Advisory

    Saudi Arabia Re-Opens for International Flights

    03 Jan 2021

    PAL Advisory 132


    Philippine Airlines will now accept travelers on its flights to Saudi Arabia, starting today (January 4, 2021), after the Saudi Arabian government authorities lifted a temporary suspension on international flights.


    Upon arrival in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), all non - Saudi citizens who are more than 8 years old must submit a negative RT-PCR test result from an accredited laboratory in their home-countries. The said tests must have been carried out within 72 hours before departure for Saudi Arabia.  They will need to carry out a 7-day home quarantine after their arrival in KSA.

    Non-Saudi citizens who had been in any country identified as having the new covid variant strain must spend no less than 14 days in another country (such as the Philippines) BEFORE entering KSA.  (Saudi nationals and certain humanitarian and urgent cases are exempted from this requirement but will be required to undergo a 14-day home quarantine after arrival in KSA.)


    PAL's flights to and from Riyadh (RUH) and Dammam (DMM) are as follows:

    PR5654 Manila - Riyadh
    DAILY
    Departure from Manila: 12:05PM
    Arrival in Riyadh: 5:40PM


    PR5655 Riyadh - Manila

    DAILY
    Departure from Riyadh: 7:40PM
    Arrival in Manila: 10:10AM

    PR5682 Manila - Dammam

    (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat)
    Departure from Manila: 9:55AM
    Arrival in Dammam: 3:10PM

    PR5683 Dammam - Manila

    (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat)
    Departure from Dammam: 5:10PM
    Arrival in Manila: 7:10AM


    For flight bookings, passengers may log on to www.philippineairlines.com, call hotline 8855 8888 or visit the nearest PAL ticket office or partner travel agent.



    Other News:

    Promo

    Low fares offered for PAL domestic flights

    23 Aug 2020
    Philippine Airlines is offering lower air fares for travel to various domestic destinations to help boost travel within the Philippines starting this August, as the flag carrier ramps up its local network.
    Read more