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Airlines Suspend Riyadh Flights After Houthi Attacks
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Why it mattersThe suspensions show regional attacks can quickly disrupt international air travel and raise security concerns for passengers and carriers.
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Lufthansa and Air India suspend flights to Riyadh airport after Houthi attacks
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Middle East Eye reports that Lufthansa Group and Air India are suspending their flights to Riyadh due to recent developments in the Middle East following a Houthi-claimed attack on the Saudi capital's airport. Witnesses observed smoke rising from a plane at the airport while Saudi officials confirmed that debris from an intercepted missile caused material damage to a kindergarten and medical complex. The Houthis also issued warnings telling workers to stay away from energy plants.
Lufthansa, Air India suspend flights to Riyadh after Houthi attacks
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Internazionale reports that Lufthansa Group and three Indian airlines are suspending flights to Riyadh after the Iran-aligned Houthis claimed an attack on the Saudi capital's airport and renewed threats against airlines. Lufthansa suspended flights through October 16, while carriers like IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air implemented temporary cancellations. Flight tracking data showed substantial flight cancellations departing from Riyadh airport following the security incidents.
Lufthansa Group suspends Riyadh flights through Oct. 16 after missile disruption
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Turkiye Today reports that Lufthansa Group and several Indian airlines have suspended or canceled flights to Riyadh following missile attacks claimed by Yemen's Houthi movement. The Houthis stated they targeted King Khalid International Airport with a ballistic missile, while Saudi authorities reported intercepting incoming missiles over the capital and Khamis Mushait. Additionally, the Houthi movement issued warnings to airlines, passengers, and workers to avoid aviation and energy facilities across Saudi Arabia.
King Khalid International Airport (RUH) Closed Today? Riyadh Airport Hit by Fresh Houthi Missile Attack; Air…
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The Sunday Guardian covers the severe operational disruptions at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh after a fresh missile attack claimed by Yemen's Houthi movement. The article details widespread flight cancellations and suspensions by carriers like Air India and Lufthansa following explosions and witness reports of smoke at the airport. It also notes that earlier attacks this week resulted in three fatalities and numerous injuries, prompting increased security warnings from the US Embassy.