As of 11 November, King Khalid International Airport (RUH) in Riyadh is still operating with restrictions, and no date has been announced for a return to normal operations. The Saudi-led coalition said on 11 November that it had intercepted and destroyed three Houthi cruise missiles launched towards the Riyadh region, a day after reporting a ballistic and a cruise missile on 10 November. Suspensions to Riyadh: Air France until 12 December; IndiGo until 30 November (Dammam too; Jeddah and Madinah until 21 November); Etihad until 19 November (also Dammam); Lufthansa and ITA Airways until 18 November (Lufthansa Dammam until 30 November); KLM until 27 November (Dammam too); Philippine Airlines (PR654/PR655) until 29 November; Akasa Air until 30 November (Jeddah until 18 November); Cathay Pacific until 31 January 2027; British Airways has postponed its restart to 11 January 2027. flydubai Riyadh is suspended until 16 November, and Air India and Air India Express until 14 November; Emirates is still listing Riyadh and Dammam cancellations on 11 November. Kuwait Airways has suspended Riyadh flights until airport operations resume, with no date given; Qatar Airways, Air Arabia and PIA have not announced a resumption date. Gulf Air has resumed Riyadh flights, and Riyadh Air is resuming service from Riyadh, initially with one daily Heathrow flight.
Since 8 Oct 2026 · Checked 11 Nov 2026, 23:00 UTC
