Sanaa renewed the warning to all global, regional and local airlines, as well as to employees and passengers, against flying through King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The Y/A/F said the airport is not safe because it is a military target for its forces, adding that the Saudi government bears the consequences of any action by the airport. The warning came hours after the airport announced that from Sunday, Terminal 1 will handle domestic flights and Terminal 2 will handle international flights of Saudi companies, two weeks after the strikes. The airport resumed operations on October 17, but airlines still need permission from the authority to operate, and many international carriers have extended their suspensions into late October and November, with some services until 2027. Sana'a emphasizes that its actions are in response to the Saudi attacks on the international airport in Sana'a and the Saudi-led blockade on Yemen's ports.

Sanaa renewed the warning to all global, regional and local airlines, as well as to employees and passengers, against flying through King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The Y/A/F said the airport is not safe because it is a military target for its forces, adding that the Saudi government bears the consequences of any action by the airport. The warning came hours after the airport announced that from Sunday, Terminal 1 will handle domestic flights and Terminal 2 will handle international flights of Saudi companies, two weeks after the strikes. The airport resumed operations on October 17, but airlines still need permission from the authority to operate, and many international carriers have extended their suspensions into late October and November, with some services until 2027. Sana'a emphasizes that its actions are in response to the Saudi attacks on the international airport in Sana'a and the Saudi-led blockade on Yemen's ports.