Recent Houthi attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh have caused significant casualties and the cancellation of 86% of scheduled flights between October 8 and 25. Despite a partial resumption of operations, the threat of further attacks indicates a sustained security disruption rather than an isolated incident. Market pricing suggests a low immediate likelihood of a total Saudi airspace closure by November 1, although the risk remains elevated for the following months. Saudi aviation authorities, along with the FAA and EASA, will monitor any airspace restrictions and the evolving conflict.
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