Saudi King Khalid Airport : Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh once again trembled with the sound of two loud explosions on the evening of 10 October. After this attack on King Khalid International Airport, there was panic, the airport was hurriedly evacuated and air traffic in the sky was completely stopped. India has strongly condemned the attack targeting the international airport in the capital Riyadh.
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After this terrible incident, the security situation has deteriorated so much that India's major airlines Air India and Air India Express have extended the cancellation of all their flights to Riyadh. The fire of war smoldering in the Middle East has now become a direct threat to international flights.
The airport administration has issued an alert asking passengers to check the flight status with their airline before leaving home. At present, all air flights have been stopped at the airport and security agencies have cordoned off the area and are conducting search operations.
Air India and Air India Express flights canceled for a long time
In view of the continuous attacks at Riyadh Airport and the looming threat in the sky, Indian Airlines has taken a big step keeping security in mind.
Air India Express: The airline has canceled all its flights to and from Riyadh till October 14.
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Air India: Air India has extended the cancellation of its flights till October 15.