A number of airlines from Arab states have suspended or fully canceled flights to Saudi Arabia following Houthi attacks on the capital's airport, according to infohub.kz.
King Khalid International Airport, which came under Houthi attack, has suspended operations until October 17.
Bahrain's Gulf Air announced the previous day the cancellation of all flights between Bahrain and Riyadh in both directions from October 12 to 17.
Qatar Airways reported a temporary suspension of flights to Riyadh and Dammam due to recent events.
The national carrier of the United Arab Emirates, Etihad Airways, canceled all flights between Abu Dhabi and Riyadh until Monday, October 19. The airline also canceled all flights scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday between Abu Dhabi and Dammam, as well as some flights from Abu Dhabi to Jeddah until Thursday.
Kuwait Airways, in statements on October 10 and 11, announced the cancellation of flights to Riyadh due to the temporary closure of King Khalid International Airport.
EgyptAir also reported on October 10 the suspension of flights from Cairo and Alexandria to Riyadh until the Saudi capital's airport resumes operations.
We previously reported that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan addressed the country's citizens in connection with attacks on civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.