India’s Akasa Air has suspended all flights to Saudi Arabia until October 13, following an attack that left an undetermined number of injured, according to Saudi authorities. The airline confirmed the suspension in a statement, citing ongoing safety assessments. The airport in Jeddah remains closed as officials evaluate damage.
The attack occurred at an unspecified location in Saudi Arabia, though no details have been released. Saudi authorities have not confirmed the number of casualties, stating only that some individuals were wounded. The incident has raised concerns about security in the region.
This is the second time Akasa Air has suspended flights to Saudi Arabia this year. The airline previously halted operations in March after a similar incident. The suspension highlights the ongoing challenges in maintaining safe air travel between the two nations. The situation remains under review, with no further details expected until the damage assessment is complete.
