According to Jang, Riyadh flights cancelled today number 34, all of them scheduled departures from Pakistan to the Saudi capital. The paper says the cancellations apply across Pakistan's airports and then lists Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore and Peshawar. It gives no cause. It also does not say that the airport in Riyadh has stopped handling flights.
People with tickets on these routes are looking at a same-day gap in the Pakistan-Riyadh schedule, as Jang describes it. The newspaper's account stops at which flights were removed. It does not describe conditions inside Saudi Arabia, and it offers no note on refunds or replacement seats.
How the 34 flights divide
Islamabad carries the largest share in the schedule Jang cites. Fourteen flights from Islamabad to King Khalid Airport in Riyadh are cancelled. Lahore has 12 cancellations to Riyadh.
From Karachi, all six flights to Riyadh Airport are cancelled. Peshawar has two. Added together, those city figures match the total of 34.
Jang's opening line says the 34 flights to Riyadh were cancelled from all of Pakistan's airports. The only departure cities written into that Riyadh count are the four above. No other Pakistani city is given a number.
Medina and Dammam on the same notice
The same Jang report lists more Saudi-bound cancellations after the Riyadh total. Four flights from Karachi to Medina and Dammam airports are cancelled. Jang does not say how many of those four go to Medina and how many to Dammam. Three flights from Lahore to Dammam Airport are cancelled as well.
The Riyadh city figures already sum to 34, and the Medina and Dammam lines are printed after that total. They therefore stand as further cancellations on the same notice. Jang does not add a separate sentence explaining the split. The order of the schedule is what shows it.
What is still unconfirmed
The report leaves the airline unnamed. Readers cannot judge from Jang alone whether Saudi Airlines flights are cancelled or whether several carriers share the list. A ticket holder still needs a message from the airline that issued the booking.
The report does not say Riyadh airport is closed. King Khalid Airport appears as the destination named for the Islamabad services. What Jang confirms is that those Pakistan departures were cancelled.
No fresh timetable appears, and no official is quoted. The page points readers to the flight schedule and carries a picture credit to foreign media.
For readers checking Riyadh flights cancelled today, the public detail is the set of numbers Jang printed: 14 from Islamabad, 12 from Lahore, six from Karachi and two from Peshawar to Riyadh, plus the separate Karachi and Lahore cuts to Medina and Dammam. A reason for the cancellations is not in the report.
