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Delta delays planned flight to Saudi Arabia after deadly Riyadh airport strikes

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Delta delays planned flight to Saudi Arabia after deadly Riyadh airport strikes

Delta Air Lines delayed its planned nonstop flight service between Atlanta and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Monday after consecutive Houthi strikes killed over a dozen people and wounded hundreds more at the Saudi airport over the weekend. “…

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