Indian carriers cancel Riyadh flights after airport attacks
In short
Indian carriers cancelled flights to Riyadh after attacks on airports there, according to the report. The report says three people were killed and 36 others were injured, and there were more explosions heard in Riyadh on Thursday.
This matters for passengers and airlines because travel has been disrupted. The report does not say when flights will restart or which carriers were hit.
What the reporting says
Indian carriers cancelled Riyadh flights after attacks on the Riyadh and Abha airports on Wednesday, according to the reporting. The source says three people were killed and 36 others were injured, and that several explosions were heard in Riyadh on Thursday as well. The immediate consequence is travel disruption, but the reporting does not say how long the cancellations will last.
Why it matters
The reporting says Indian carriers cancelled Riyadh flights after attacks on the Riyadh and Abha airports, with three killed and 36 injured. It also says several explosions were heard in Riyadh on Thursday. The source does not name the carriers or give a restart schedule. The immediate effect is disruption for travelers and airlines serving the route.