crisis in the aviation industry of Arab countries in the Persian Gulf; 94% of the flights outside Riyadh were canceled in the report, the Bloomberg news agency discussed the consequences of the war and the attacks on the air infrastructure of the region and wrote that the missile attacks on the Riyadh airport in October worsened the crisis in the aviation industry of the Persian Gulf countries. According to the statistics of the aviation analysis company "Sirium" cited by Bloomberg, between October 10 and 27, 94% of the flights scheduled to depart from the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh were canceled. Referring to decades of war and conflict in West Asia, this news agency wrote that despite regional tensions, the Persian Gulf countries have managed to turn their aviation industry into a symbol of stability. The geographical location of these countries also made their airports important centers for transferring passengers on long routes between Europe and Asia. But the war against Iran and the attacks of the Yemeni army and Ansarullah on Riyadh and other areas changed this situation and the airports and airlines were also involved in the consequences of the war.

crisis in the aviation industry of Arab countries in the Persian Gulf; 94% of the flights outside Riyadh were canceled in the report, the Bloomberg news agency discussed the consequences of the war and the attacks on the air infrastructure of the region and wrote that the missile attacks on the Riyadh airport in October worsened the crisis in the aviation industry of the Persian Gulf countries. According to the statistics of the aviation analysis company "Sirium" cited by Bloomberg, between October 10 and 27, 94% of the flights scheduled to depart from the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh were canceled. Referring to decades of war and conflict in West Asia, this news agency wrote that despite regional tensions, the Persian Gulf countries have managed to turn their aviation industry into a symbol of stability. The geographical location of these countries also made their airports important centers for transferring passengers on long routes between Europe and Asia. But the war against Iran and the attacks of the Yemeni army and Ansarullah on Riyadh and other areas changed this situation and the airports and airlines were also involved in the consequences of the war.