Jubba Airways has resumed flights to Hargeisa, SOMALILAND, with services returning to Egal International Airport on Sunday, October 25, 2026, according to reports from Somali aviation observers on social media. The resumption restores a connection previously served by the Nairobi-headquartered carrier and forms part of its broader efforts to rebuild operations following a suspension. In September 2026, Jubba Airways announced its return to the Somali aviation market, with plans to expand domestic and international services. Its first international flight following the relaunch arrived at Aden Adde International Airport in Mogadishu on 16 September, and the airline subsequently resumed services linking Somalia with destinations including SAUDI ARABIA, the UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, UGANDA, ETHIOPIA and KENYA. The return to Hargeisa is expected to improve connectivity for business and family travel and restore direct air links between the city and other destinations in the airline’s network. However, the latest Hargeisa resumption report is based on social media sources, and the sustainability and frequency of the service have not been independently confirmed.
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