Air corridor security deteriorates as Saudi airport attacks disrupt Europe-Asia routes

Attacks on Saudi Arabian airports in October have further reduced secure air corridors between Europe and Asia, according to Swedish defense professor Hans Liwång. The incidents mark an escalation in direct threats to civilian aviation infrastructure, compounding a multi-year trend of shrinking safe routes. The full operational impact on airlines and rerouting costs remains unclear.

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