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Two Kochi-Riyadh flights cancelled over security concerns

Akasa Air and Saudia flights from Kochi cancelled amid reported disruptions at Riyadh airport

Two Kochi-Riyadh flights cancelled over security concerns

Two flights from Kochi to Riyadh were cancelled due to security issues at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport on Thursday. The disrupted services were operated by Akasa Air and Saudia airlines. Passengers affected were instructed to reach out to their airline's customer service for further information and to arrange alternative travel.

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