Disruptions at Saudi Airports Halt of Flights in Dammam and Continued Closure of Riyadh Airport

Data published by the “Flightradar” website, published on Sunday and Monday, showed the halt of flight movement at King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, in conjunction with the continuation of the closure of King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh for the second consecutive day.
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According to the data, Dammam Airport didn’t record any flights during the past two hours, while the number of landing flights during the past four hours was limited to three flights, in an indication of the continuation of disruptions in air navigation movement.
In Jeddah, the data showed wide disruptions that included the cancellation of 156 flights, equivalent to 20% of the total flights, and the delay of 374 flights, at a rate of 49%.
These developments come amid the escalation of security tensions, which places aviation movement at a number of Saudi airports before simultaneous disruptions, with the resulting repercussions on the movement of travelers and aerial operations.
The Yemeni the carrying out of four qualitative military operations that hit the depth of the vital and economic facilities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, along with striking military gatherings on the western coast, in response to the expansion of the scope of the Saudi airstrikes that reached 124 airstrikes during the past 24 hours, and whose total reached 2,058 airstrikes since the start of the latest round of escalation.
The details of the four military operations, which were carried out using the drone air force and the missile force with ballistic and cruise missiles, came as follows:
A complete closure of King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, where the vital aerial facility in the Saudi capital was targeted through three successive phases that began since the evening of the day before yesterday, and the successive strikes resulted in the complete disruption