AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSaudi Disruption: Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport will remain closed through Oct. 17 after deadly Houthi attacks. Qatar Airways, Etihad, IndiGo and other carriers have suspended Saudi services; Bangladesh’s aviation regulator says 61 flights and 9,269 passengers have been affected. The FAA has urged U.S. airlines to exercise caution, while the Houthis threaten retaliation if Washington joins Saudi strikes in Yemen. Fleet Plans: IndiGo expects to have nine or 10 Airbus A321XLRs by March 2027, opening more medium-haul routes. Operational Disruptions: Malaysia’s Firefly extended Kuala Lumpur–Singapore cancellations through Wednesday as Indonesian wildfire haze cut visibility. Qantas grounded a 787 for deep cleaning after passengers reported bed bug bites on a 16-hour Perth–Rome flight, cancelling its return service.
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