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Saudi Airport Reopens After Houthi Attacks
25 Oct
Summary
- King Khalid International Airport operations were disrupted by Houthi rebel attacks.
- The airport prepared for reopening as early as Sunday.
- Terminal 1 will handle domestic flights, Terminal 2 international flights.
King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia was gearing up for a reopening on Sunday after a series of attacks by Houthi rebels led to operational disruptions.
Airport authorities announced that Terminal 1 would be utilized for domestic flights. Concurrently, Terminal 2 was set to handle all international flight services.
The swift preparation for reopening indicates efforts to restore normalcy and minimize the impact on air travel following the security challenges.
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