Canada warns citizens to avoid Riyadh airport amid military activity
Canada has warned its citizens in Saudi Arabia to avoid King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh following military activity that has disrupted airport operations and affected travel. In a security advisory shared on its X account on Saturday, October 10, 2026, the Canadian government urged its nationals to stay away from the airport as the […]
Canada has issued a warning to its citizens to avoid King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh due to ongoing military activity that is disrupting airport operations and causing travel difficulties. The Canadian government shared this advisory on its X account on October 10, 2026. It follows a similar warning from the United States.
The Canadian advisory states that military operations have affected King Khalid International Airport's functioning, leading to travel disruptions for Canadians in Saudi Arabia. Prime Minister Mark Carney denounced the violence, condemning the attack on civilian infrastructure and urging no justification for targeting innocent people.
Travelers are advised to refrain from visiting King Khalid International Airport and to stay informed through local media and Saudi authorities. Any contact with military debris should be avoided, with immediate reporting to local authorities. Posting or sharing content about the debris on social media is also discouraged.
Canada's advisory emphasizes the need for Canadians to register for travel updates and to contact the government for emergency consular assistance. The situation in Saudi Arabia remains tense, with travelers advised to confirm their travel plans and follow official guidance.
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