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Houthi attacks kill three and injure 36 at two Saudi airports, prompting US warning

Houthi strikes hit King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and Abha airport, killing three people and injuring 36, according to local officials. The attacks prompted the US State Department to warn American citizens in Saudi Arabia about threats to airlines and airports as the group escalates attacks amid fighting in Yemen.

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Houthi attacks kill three and injure 36 at two Saudi airports, prompting US warning

Houthi strikes hit King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and Abha airport, killing three people and injuring 36, according to local officials. The attacks prompted the US State Department to warn American citizens in Saudi Arabia about threats to airlines and airports as the group escalates attacks amid fighting in Yemen.

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ACI Europe’s updated sustainability strategy expands beyond decarbonization to climate resilience

ACI Europe’s Sustainability Strategy 2.0 broadens the airport sector’s sustainability agenda beyond its previous focus on decarbonization, placing greater emphasis on climate adaptation and resilience. The shift makes preparation for climate impacts a more explicit part of the European airports body’s roadmap.

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JAL to reopen renovated Haneda domestic lounges with expanded seating and streamlined security

Japan Airlines will reopen its renovated First Class Lounge and Sakura Lounge in Terminal 1’s North Wing at Tokyo Haneda on Oct. 8. The upgrade adds seating, work booths and a children’s area, introduces phone-bookable showers and a dedicated security lane where passengers can keep laptops packed; the Diamond Premier Lounge is being renamed the JAL First Class Lounge.

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