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Over 45% of Saudi flights cancelled since Oct 8, residents scramble for alternatives

Times of India - World ·
Over 45% of Saudi flights cancelled since Oct 8, residents scramble for alternatives

Saudi Arabia is facing major travel disruptions following a large number of flight cancellations since October 8.

Due to attacks by Houthi rebels, Riyadh's airport remains closed and travelers seek alternative routes.

Businesses and expatriates are navigating challenges associated with remote working and adjusted travel plans.

Major events in the country have been postponed or canceled, impacting international investments.

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