THE HAGUE, Feb.1 (Xinhua) -- Dutch flag carrier KLM announced late Sunday that it will resume flights to several cities in the Middle East based on the current security situation and operational feasibility.
"We have decided to resume our flights to Tel Aviv on February 2 and 3 with an adjusted schedule. From February 1 through 6, we will also operate flights to Dubai, also with an adjusted schedule," KLM said in a statement.
KLM has resumed operations to Dammam and Riyadh in Saudi Arabia according to the regular schedule starting on January 27.
"We continue to monitor the situation closely and will determine our flight schedules accordingly," the statement added.
KLM announced on Jan. 23 that it had temporarily suspended flights to the Middle East, citing "the geopolitical situation." ■
