Three Saudi Arabian nationals have been killed in two attacks on the international airport in the capital, Riyadh, the country’s civil aviation authority has said, after Yemen’s Houthis said they had targeted the facility. The attacks also resulted in “injuries to a number of Saudi citizens and residents of various nationalities”, the General Authority of
Questions are also being asked about major security lapses, including how the attacker was recruited by flydubai and given clearance to fly a plane filled with Israelis to Tel Aviv. Regional officials said the co-pilot was barred from flying by Oman’s national carrier, Oman Air, and moved to an administrative job because of concerns about
Updated September 30, 2026 — 3:20pm,first published 11:49am Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA A near-miss runway incursion at Sydney Airport has been categorised at the most serious level on an international scale by investigators who uncovered predictions of “elevated fatigue
I’m an American college student with a passion for flying airlines that most people have never heard of. When I found a $123 economy ticket on Iraqi Airways, I booked it without a second thought. When I started telling people, the reaction was always the same. Nobody I spoke to knew Iraq’s national airline existed,
The flight suspension follows a series of reported drone strikes in Tigray. On Tuesday, a strike in the southern town of Alamata killed at least 14 people and injured 22 others, according to the Tigrayan authorities. The town’s mayor, Mogos Shiferaw, told the BBC that more than five drones and one fighter jet had carried
Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen say they carried out drone and missile attacks on the Saudi capital Riyadh and energy sites on the country’s Red Sea coast. A column of black smoke was seen rising from what appeared to be fuel tanks near the Saudi capital’s international airport on Saturday, hours after air raid alerts
