King Khalid airport struck again after 10 October attack
Riyadh airport attack news: the BBC reports 13 dead and more than 300 hurt on 10 October, while ARY says Saudi aviation officials put the toll at 12 dead and 309 wounded.
The BBC said the Houthis claimed targeted attacks on Saudi Arabia, including a 10 October strike on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.
Casualty figures differ: the BBC reported 13 dead and more than 300 injured, while ARY News said GACA confirmed 12 dead and 309 wounded.
Saudi civil aviation officials said the same airport was struck again on 11 October, causing some injuries.
Hundreds of flights were delayed or cancelled that day, and Saudi schools moved to remote learning for a week.
The Houthis warned airlines that Saudi airports and airspace were unsafe.