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Riyadh Airport opens again to international flights but Houthi missiles continue
International operations have recommenced at Saudi Arabia’s main airport after a series of fatal attacks by Houthis in early October had forced the facility to close. […]
Riyadh Airport has resumed international flights after a period of disruption, with operations returning to a normal schedule for outgoing and incoming passenger traffic.
The report notes that the resumption occurs despite ongoing security tensions in the region, including reports of hostile actions that have previously affected flight activity. No specific incidents or dates are provided in the material, only the general context of continued threats.
Travel Tomorrow covers the development as part of its worldwide aviation category, illustrating how airports in the region are adapting to maintain international connectivity while facing external threats.
The article does not specify exact flight numbers, carrier details, or particular international destinations impacted, nor does it provide dates for when services were reinstated. It focuses on the broader reopening of the airport to international operations and the persistence of security challenges.