The FAA warned U. S. airlines about flight risks over Saudi Arabia as Riyadh airport attacks disrupt travel and Delta weighs an Oct. 23 launch.
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The six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council are betting on multi-country trips to revive a tourism market that generated over $130 billion last year.
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia are upending Riyadh Air’s launch by forcing it to shift operations away from the capital and cancel flights, disrupting the new airline’s efforts to establish itself as a premium name in global aviation.
Deadly attacks at Riyadh’s main airport are disrupting airlines, closing airspace and raising new security questions for commercial aviation.
The Saudi Civil Aviation authority said the airports of Najran and Jazan were targeted in two attacks on Monday night, resulting in three injuries and some material damage.
Also reported by Asharq Al-Awsat (opens in a new tab), Saudi Gazette (opens in a new tab)
