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• Deepthi Nair
More than one-third of flights from Saudi Arabia were canceled or did not operate on Monday as attacks by Iran-aligned Houthi rebels continued, aviation analytics company Cirium said. The disruption coincided with postponements of high-profile events, underscoring the operational effects of regional security threats on air travel.
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More than one-third of flights from Saudi Arabia were canceled or did not operate on Monday as attacks by Iran-aligned Houthi rebels continued, aviation analytics company Cirium said. The disruption coincided with postponements of high-profile events, underscoring the operational effects of regional security threats on air travel.
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