Approximately 94% of flights scheduled to depart Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport were canceled between October 10 and October 27. The disruption followed a Houthi missile strike on October 10 that caused casualties and led Saudi authorities to suspend airport operations. Limited operations resumed on October 25, but ongoing security threats and airline suspensions kept cancellations high. Prediction markets suggest an increased likelihood of a formal closure of Saudi airspace, particularly in the event of further attacks or military escalation.
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