King Khalid Airport in Riyadh Delays Flights After Yemeni Missile

March 20 / Yamanyoon

King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital city delayed its flights after the Yemeni missile force launched last Saturday a ballistic missile of the type “Burkan 2” on King Salman military air base in Riyadh.

The site specialized to display the flight schedules online, “Flight Stat”, indicated the delay of planes landing and taking off from and to the airport after the Yemeni missile attack.

On the other hand, the missile force confirmed that the second Burkan 2 targeting Riyadh is a way to convey the two year Yemeni steadfastness.

The missile force had targeted a Saudi military base in Riyadh on Monday, February 6, 2017, in the region of Almuzahymia, western Riyadh. This was the first time a Burkan 2 targeted Riyadh, which is  locally developed from a Scud missile.

The following are pictures displaying the delayed flights after Burkan 2 successfully hit King Salman military air base.