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Reuters

Saudi conferences to proceed after missile attack at Riyadh airport kills four and damages airliner

Organizers of two major Saudi energy and investment conferences say the events will go ahead this month and have reassured visitors about security. Their decision follows missile attacks on Riyadh’s airport that left four people dead and heavily damaged an airliner.

2026-10-10T06:04:33.876530-07:00
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Wall Street Journal • Georgi Kantchev, Stephen Kalin, Summer Said

Houthis Bombard Saudi Air Links in Effort to Cut Kingdom Off From Rest of World

By Wall Street Journal: DUBAI—Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militants are taking aim at Saudi Arabia’s air links to the world, rattling travelers and squeezing another key sector of the kingdom’s economy while its crucial oil industry remains under fire.

2026-10-09T20:05:21.038690-07:00
Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

Terrorist Flydubai Pilot Was Radicalized in Australia and Pursued Career in Aviation to Carry Out 9/11-Style Attack, Prosecutors Allege

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: In a major new update, the Attorney General for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has revealed that Hamam al-Hammami, the Omani First Officer of Flydubai flight FZ-1073, who attacked his Captain with a crash axe and attempted to take control of the packed airliner, was radicalized while living in Australia.

2026-10-09T11:15:58.986805-07:00
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ch-aviation • Luciano Braganca

US's Blade partners with Aero to resume New York-Florida ops

By ch-aviation: Private aviation platform Blade, a subsidiary of eVTOL manufacturer Joby Aviation (Monterey/Carmel), is resuming by-the-seat operations between New York and South Florida in partnership with Part 135-certified operator Aero (United States of America).

2026-10-09T13:05:09.665563-07:00
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Aviation Week • David Casey

Birmingham Airport Unveils $2.7B Expansion Plan

By Aviation Week: Birmingham Airport in England has unveiled a draft £2 billion ($2.7 billion) master plan designed to enable the airport to handle about 30 million passengers annually by 2041.

2026-10-09T05:05:18.394008-07:00