The European Aviation Safety Authority said on September 30 that in view of the recent expansion of attacks on Saudi targets by the Houthis in Yemen, civil aviation safety risks in the relevant airspace have increased, and airline operators are advised not to fly at any altitude in part of Saudi airspace designated by them. The European Aviation Safety Authority said in an information notice issued on the same day that since September, the frequency and scope of attacks by the Houthis on Saudi maritime, energy, and infrastructure targets has increased markedly. Due to its proximity to areas controlled by the Houthis, the southern and southwestern Saudi airspace faces particularly prominent risks. The report also said that missile and drone attacks and the activation of air defense systems have increased the risk of civil aviation aircraft being misjudged, and at the same time brought risks such as interception and wreck falling.

The European Aviation Safety Authority said on September 30 that in view of the recent expansion of attacks on Saudi targets by the Houthis in Yemen, civil aviation safety risks in the relevant airspace have increased, and airline operators are advised not to fly at any altitude in part of Saudi airspace designated by them. The European Aviation Safety Authority said in an information notice issued on the same day that since September, the frequency and scope of attacks by the Houthis on Saudi maritime, energy, and infrastructure targets has increased markedly. Due to its proximity to areas controlled by the Houthis, the southern and southwestern Saudi airspace faces particularly prominent risks. The report also said that missile and drone attacks and the activation of air defense systems have increased the risk of civil aviation aircraft being misjudged, and at the same time brought risks such as interception and wreck falling.