New Saudi luxury airline forced to cancel, redivert flights under Houthi attacks
The airline shifted flights to a backup airport and kept a limited schedule as cancellations at Riyadh’s hub reached 94%, Cirium said.
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Saudi Arabia’s credit resilience: Why regional conflict cannot derail the Kingdom’s economic ambitions
Financial markets are often unsettled by geopolitical shocks, but their long-term judgments depend on more than the headlines. The Houthi missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia in October have raised serious concerns about regional security, aviation operations and investor confidence. Yet, despite the disruption, the Kingdom’s underlying economic and financial strengths remain largely intact. […]
Houthi strikes cause damage but Kingdom’s credit standing remains
Markets dislike surprises, and the first half of October brought plenty. Between Oct. 6 and Oct. 12, Houthi missiles and drones struck three Saudi airports, including King Khalid International in Riyadh, the home base of Riyadh Air. At least 20 people were killed. Foreign carriers canceled flights, and one airspace-risk service told airlines to avoid Saudi skies altogether. The Future Investment Initiative, Riyadh’s showcase for global capital, …
Houthi Attacks on Riyadh Airport Ramp Up Flight Cancellations
New Saudi luxury airline forced to cancel, redivert flights under Houthi attacks
Riyadh Air staff started volunteering at hospitals where victims of the airport strikes were treated as flights were canceled and redirected, and the airline moved its expensive assets from Riyadh.
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