Riyadh Air pulls seven of eight Boeing 787‑9s from Riyadh airport

Riyadh Air pulls seven of eight Boeing 787‑9s from Riyadh airport
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Riyadh Air withdrew seven of its eight Boeing 787‑9 aircraft from Riyadh, leaving only one 787‑9 at the airport.

Three of the withdrawn 787‑9s landed in al Ula, one flew to Medina, and the remaining four are parked at other airports – three in Jeddah (one since the day of the attack, one since Monday, and one from Lahore) and one in Islamabad (since the day of the attack). The Saudi Civil Aviation Authority issued a NOTAM keeping Riyadh airport closed until 17 October.

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