Airlines cancel flights to Saudi Arabia after Riyadh airport attacks
Etihad Airways, Delta Air Lines and others cut service as Saudi aviation authorities said the airport remained closed after attacks killed at least 13 people.
- King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh canceled 99.7% of scheduled flights on Sunday after attacks, and Cirium expected about 60% of flights to be canceled Monday.
- Saudi Arabia’s aviation authority ordered the airport to remain closed until October 17 to complete safety and readiness procedures.
- Lufthansa, Air France-KLM, flydubai, Emirates, Etihad, and Delta changed or suspended services to Saudi Arabia.
- Delta postponed its planned Atlanta–Riyadh service until March 2027.
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