Indian airlines suspend Riyadh flights after attacks on Saudi airports

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Indian airlines suspend Riyadh flights after attacks on Saudi airports
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The Indian Embassy in Riyadh warned Indian nationals in Saudi Arabia to stay alert, remain indoors when needed and follow local authority instructions after attacks at Abha International Airport and King Khalid International Airport, which killed three people and injured 36, according to Saudi officials.

Air India and Air India Express announced the cancellation of flights to and from Riyadh until October 10, while their operations and outsourced services through VFS continue as normal, and a 24‑hour helpline remains available for assistance.

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