Delta's planned Atlanta‑Riyadh service delayed after Riyadh airport terminal blast

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Delta Air Lines had scheduled nonstop flights between Atlanta and Riyadh to launch on 23 October, with a daily flight in the first week and three weekly flights from 30 October, using an Airbus A350‑900.

Explosions at Riyadh Airport’s Terminal 3 injured multiple people, led to an evacuation, halted all flights and forced several inbound passenger jets to divert, leaving Delta’s launch in doubt.

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