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To which airport are the flights to Yaounde arranged?

Yaounde flights are organized to Yaounde Nsimalen Intl. Airport.

How many hours does it take to travel to Yaounde by plane?

Riyadh - Yaounde 5 hour 30 minutes, Jeddah - Yaounde 4 hour 20 minutes, Dammam - Yaounde 6 hour, Yanbu Al Bahr - Yaounde 4 hour 30 minutes, Abha - Yaounde 4 hour 40 minutes, Jizan - Yaounde 4 hour 30 minutes, Gurayat - Yaounde 5 hour, Qassimiut - Yaounde 9 hour 50 minutes, Al Baha - Yaounde 4 hour 30 minutes, Al Ula - Yaounde 4 hour 40 minutes, Medina - Yaounde 11 hour 40 minutes, Tabuk - Yaounde 4 hour 40 minutes, Taif - Yaounde 5 hour 30 minutes.

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Cheapest Flights to Yaounde

Best Price

Qatar Airways

29 Jul, Wed10:55

Dammam – Yaounde

1d 2h 15m

2 stop

DMM–NSI

SAR 1,682

Emirates

1 Jul, Wed10:45

Jeddah – Yaounde

1d 16h 5m

2 stop

JED–NSI

SAR 1,866

Emirates

9 Jul, Thu04:40

Jeddah – Yaounde

1d 11h 10m

2 stop

JED–NSI

SAR 1,867

Emirates

20 Jul, Mon10:45

Jeddah – Yaounde

1d 16h 5m

2 stop

JED–NSI

SAR 1,868

Emirates

2 Jul, Thu04:05

Jeddah – Yaounde

22h 45m

2 stop

JED–NSI

SAR 1,870

Emirates

3 Jul, Fri04:05

Jeddah – Yaounde

1d 9h 5m

2 stop

JED–NSI

SAR 1,871

Emirates

29 Jun, Mon04:05

Jeddah – Yaounde

1d 9h 5m

2 stop

JED–NSI

SAR 1,889

Emirates

15 Jul, Wed22:55

Jeddah – Yaounde

1d 3h 55m

2 stop

JED–NSI

SAR 1,906

Shortest Flight

Saudi Arabian Airlines

7 Jul, Tue03:40

Riyadh – Yaounde

9h 30m

1 stop

RUH–NSI

SAR 3,296

Last update: 27 June 2026 01:33

About Yaounde

Yaounde, the capital and second largest city after Douala of Cameroon, is located in the center of the country. The city, which is settled 750 meters above sea level, has a population of about 2 and a half million people according to 2012 data. Established in 1888 as a center for ivory trade and agriculture research by the Germans, the city gained the status of the capital of French Cameroon after World War I.

Cigarettes, milk and dairy products, honey, brick, glass and wood industry are developing in the city, which is also the center of cocoa, sugar cane and eraser industries. The city center is home to government offices, hotels, and central markets. Bastos district hosts the houses of locals of Cameroon, as well as foreign embassies and expatriate European communities. The Presidential Palace is located in the Etoudi region. Among the places can be seen in the city are the Notre Dame des Victories Church, the Cameroon Art Museum, the National Museum of Cameroon and the Sports Palace.