Saudi civil aviation authority extends Riyadh airport shutdown after Houthi attacks

Saudi civil aviation authority extends Riyadh airport shutdown after Houthi attacks
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The General Civil Aviation Authority of Saudi Arabia announced that the suspension of operations at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has been extended.

Gulf Air cancelled all flights to and from Riyadh until Saturday, while Etihad cancelled its Riyadh flights until Monday 19 October; the Houthi group claimed large‑scale attacks on Saudi airports and energy sites, with a series of strikes killing at least one person at Riyadh airport and injuring eleven others.

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