Riyadh airport to cancel about 60% of flights on Monday after deadly attacks
- King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh cancelled 99.7% of all scheduled flights on Sunday, according to Cirium
Riyadh airport faces significant flight cancellations, with 60% expected Monday and nearly all Sunday, following deadly Houthi attacks in Yemen that killed over a dozen people.
- Significant flight cancellations at Riyadh airport.
- Houthi attacks causing air travel disruptions.
- Recent casualties from Houthi strikes.
About 60% of scheduled flights at Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia are expected to be cancelled on Monday, data from aviation analytics firm Cirium showed, after attacks from Yemen’s Houthis killed over a dozen people over the weekend.
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