As of 13 November, King Khalid International Airport (RUH) in Riyadh remains partially reopened after the Houthi attacks, with disruption continuing and no date announced for a full return to normal. Riyadh suspensions: Etihad until 19 November (Dammam too); Emirates and Air Arabia until at least 13 November (Emirates' Dammam too; Air Arabia's Dammam is operating); flydubai until 16 November per the airline, though a 12 November report says no resumption date is confirmed; Air India and Air India Express until 14 November; Lufthansa until 18 November (Dammam until 30 November); KLM until 27 December (Dammam too); Philippine Airlines (PR654/PR655) until 29 November; IndiGo (Dammam too) and Akasa Air until 30 November; Air France until 4 January 2027; ITA Airways until 7 January; British Airways until 11 January; Cathay Pacific until 31 January 2027. IndiGo has also suspended Jeddah and Madinah until 21 November, and Akasa Air Jeddah until 18 November. Gulf Air and Qatar Airways have resumed Riyadh flights, Riyadh Air is resuming service with some cancellations until 14 November, and Saudia and flyadeal use Qassim (ELQ) with bus links. Jeddah services have resumed on Etihad and Emirates.
Since 8 Oct 2026 · Checked 13 Nov 2026, 17:01 UTC
