A total of 41,671 pilgrims have reached Saudi Arabia from Bangladesh to perform the Hajj, according to a daily bulletin on Hajj 2025, published on the Hajj portal on Wednesday morning.
Of the total, 4,583 pilgrims traveled under government management, while 37,088 pilgrims went there under private management.
So far, 104 flights have carried pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.
Among them, Biman Bangladesh Airlines has operated 52 flights, Saudia Airlines 36 flights and Flynas Airlines 16 flights.
In terms of passenger count, Biman has transported 20,829 pilgrims, Saudia Airlines 14,084 and Flynas Airlines 6,758 pilgrims.
Meanwhile, six Bangladeshi pilgrims have passed away in Saudi Arabia, including five men and one woman.
Return flights will commence on June 10 and will continue until July 10.
This year, a total of 87,100 pilgrims from Bangladesh are scheduled to perform Hajj.
Among them, 5,200 pilgrims will perform Hajj under government management and 81,900 under private arrangements.
A total of 86,213 visas have been issued.
The visa issuance rate under government management is 100%, while under private management it stands at 99%.
