The resumed Jeddah services involve flights MH156 and MH157 on March 4, 5 and 6, as well as MH150 and MH151 on March 8.
For Madinah, the airline will operate MH158 and MH159 on March 5 as well as MH152 and MH153 on March 6.
Malaysia Aviation Group, the airline’s parent company, said services beyond March 8 remain subject to further review and may be revised or adjusted as needed.
“All other flights, including services to London and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, remain on schedule, operating on alternative routings well clear of the affected conflict zone,” the group said in a statement.
It said affected passengers are being notified and assisted with alternative travel arrangements where required.
The group added that it would continue to closely monitor developments and take all necessary measures to ensure safe and reliable operations.
Separately, Bernama reported Malaysia’s consul-general in Jeddah, Tengku Mohd Dzaraif Raja Abdul Kadir, as saying that about 1,600 Malaysian umrah pilgrims are stranded in Saudi Arabia following flight cancellations and disruptions.
He said the consulate had contacted most of the affected pilgrims, who are currently in Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah.
“Alhamdulillah, they are in good condition, and the situation in Saudi Arabia, especially in Makkah, Madinah and Jeddah, is also very good without any untoward incidents,” he said on Bernama TV’s Malaysia Petang Ini programme.
Meanwhile, the foreign ministry said the official travel advisory issued remains in force until further notice.
The ministry strongly advised Malaysians to defer all non-essential travel to Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The ministry is currently updating its records of Malaysians in the affected region, estimated at approximately 29,000.
Wisma Putra urged Malaysians to register via e-Konsular at https://ekonsular.kln.gov.my and remain in contact with their nearest Malaysian diplomatic missions.
The ministry’s operations room in Putrajaya remains fully activated on a 24-hour basis and may be contacted at +603 8887 4570 or via email at [email protected].