Missiles strike Riyadh airport, destroy Saudia Airbus and halt hundreds of flights

Missiles strike Riyadh airport, destroy Saudia Airbus and halt hundreds of flights
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Two Houthi missiles hit King Khalid airport in Riyadh, destroying a Saudia Airbus aircraft and killing three people, including a line pilot.

More than 300 flights, representing 41% of scheduled services, were cancelled in Riyadh, and airlines such as Ita Airways, Lufthansa, Air India, IndiGo and Akasa Air suspended flights to the city for varying periods, while KLM and Cathay Pacific had already cancelled flights and Etihad, Royal Jordanian, Air Arabia and Pegasus continued operating.

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