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Japan Airlines expands cargo capacity and deploys autonomous airside tractors at three airports

Japan Airlines is adding dedicated long-haul cargo capacity by outsourcing flying to operators of large freighters, including Boeing 747s, while expanding Level 4 autonomous towing tractors to Fukuoka, its third airport using the technology. The driverless vehicles move cargo containers over a 1.7-kilometer airside route.

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Houthi attacks disrupt Riyadh flights, pushing Riyadh Air operations to Al Qassim

Cancellations tied to Houthi attacks affected 4,071 departures from Riyadh between Oct. 8 and 25, or 86% of scheduled departures, while foreign airlines continued suspending service. Riyadh Air temporarily shifted part of its operation to Al Qassim, about 250 miles north, and offered passengers a bus transfer from the capital.

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IndiGo and Air India Express to shift international flights to Navi Mumbai from 2027

IndiGo and Air India Express will move selected international services from Mumbai’s existing airport to Navi Mumbai International Airport in a phased transition. IndiGo plans to start in February 2027, gradually shifting 12 daily departures and expanding service to 12 destinations; the changes coincide with redevelopment plans at Mumbai airport’s Terminal 1.

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Bloomberg

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Riyadh airport reopens after two-week shutdown as Houthis renew threat

King Khalid International Airport resumed domestic and international flights Sunday after a closure of about two weeks following Houthi attacks. The reopening came hours before the Iran-aligned group renewed its warning that the airport was a “military target”; passengers were urged to check flight status with airlines.

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Drone attack prompts flight restrictions at all four Moscow airports

Rosaviatsiya restricted arrivals and departures at Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo and Zhukovsky after Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow. The disruption forced airlines to adjust schedules, with some international flights diverted to alternate airports and authorities seeking ways to transport affected passengers onward.

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