Sana'a International Airport (SAH) is the main gateway for travelers flying into the capital of Yemen, Sana'a. Currently, due to ongoing conflict and various international restrictions, flights to and from Sana'a are extremely limited. For the most accurate and current information, it is essential to check with governmental advisories and possibly contact embassies or local sources for the status of flights and the security situation.
Most travelers who are able to enter Yemen fly into the city:
Overland travel to Sana'a is generally discouraged for safety reasons. Border crossings can be unpredictable, and travelers may face significant risks due to the security situation in the country:
Sea transport to Yemen is not generally used for reaching Sana'a, since it is located inland. Commercial shipping routes may exist to other parts of Yemen, but they usually require further overland travel to reach Sana'a.
Due to the ongoing conflict in Yemen, many countries have issued strong travel warnings against going to Yemen. Non-essential travel is highly discouraged and it is important to remain up-to-date with your country’s travel advisories. For those who must travel, have a security plan in place and be prepared for a rapidly changing situation on the ground.