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Saudi Arabia confirmed the resumption of domestic and international flights at King Khalid International Airport starting Sunday, restoring air connectivity to the region. This follows a period of suspension where the airport was closed to flights originating from the Houthis, a group operating in Yemen. The decision marks a significant return to normal operations for the airport, which serves as a major hub for Saudi Arabia's aviation sector.

Key points

• Saudi Arabia confirmed the resumption of domestic and international flights at King Khalid International Airport starting Sunday.
• The airport was previously closed to flights originating from the Houthis, a group operating in Yemen.

Context

Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport serves as a major aviation hub, with the resumption of flights restoring connectivity to the region. The decision follows a period of suspension where the airport was closed to flights originating from the Houthis, a group operating in Yemen.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from the airport's social media account regarding flight resumption. Specific dates for the suspension period are not provided, and the exact number of flights affected or the specific impact on passenger numbers remains unknown.

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