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Delta postpones Atlanta–Riyadh flights after Houthi attacks

Delta Air Lines postponed its planned direct service between Atlanta's Hartsfield–Jackson airport and Riyadh. The decision followed the Houthi attacks on Saudi airports.

Why it matters

The move shows how the Gulf violence is already reshaping commercial air links between the US and Saudi Arabia.

Background

Saudi Arabia has sought to expand tourism and business travel as part of efforts to diversify its economy. Western carriers have been adding Gulf routes, which are sensitive to security risks.

The story so far

  1. Delta postpones Atlanta–Riyadh flights after Houthi attacks
  2. Delta postpones Atlanta–Riyadh flights after Houthi attacks
  3. Houthi attacks on Saudi sites disrupt flights and sport

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