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Delta Delays Nonstop Service to Saudi Arabia Amid Conflict

Bloomberg Markets Monday 12 October 2026, 14:34 UTC By Sri Taylor 1 min read
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Delta Delays Nonstop Service to Saudi Arabia Amid Conflict Delta Air Lines Inc. said it plans to delay the launch of its nonstop service between Atlanta and Saudi Arabia until next year due to drone and cruise missile attacks detected by the country on Monday. The carrier’s nonstop service between Atlanta and Riyadh is now planned to kick off in March 2027, according to a company statement Monday. The Federal Aviation Administration on Sunday issued a warning to all US airlines to exercise...

Delta Delays Nonstop Service to Saudi Arabia Amid Conflict Delta Air Lines Inc. said it plans to delay the launch of its nonstop service between Atlanta and Saudi Arabia until next year due to drone and cruise missile attacks detected by the country on Monday. The carrier’s nonstop service between Atlanta and Riyadh is now planned to kick off in March 2027, according to a company statement Monday. The Federal Aviation Administration on Sunday issued a warning to all US airlines to exercise caution flying to or over parts of Saudi Arabia at all altitudes.
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