Riyadh Air relocates four Boeing 787 Dreamliners after Houthi missile attacks
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Riyadh Air moved three of its Boeing 787‑9 Dreamliners to Al‑Ula and Medina and repositioned a fourth from Jeddah to Lahore within a 25‑minute window on the afternoon of 13 October, after the airline’s hub at King Khalid International Airport was hit by Houthi missiles and drones.
The three aircraft, registered HZ‑RXAA, HZ‑RXAG and HZ‑RXAC, departed at 3:16 PM, 3:32 PM and 3:39 PM local time for Al‑Ula International Airport and Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Medina, while the fourth, HZ‑RXAE, flew from Jeddah to Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore; Riyadh Air now operates eight Dreamliners, with four on the ground in Jeddah and four either in flight or parked elsewhere.
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