RiyadhHouthis declared the airport a military target as flights resumed.
Airlines must now decide whether to fly into a city under Houthi fire.
Houthi missiles and drones have hit airports, ports and oil installations in Saudi Arabia, and an attack on 10 October killed 13.
The Saudi-led coalition said it shot down two drones near Riyadh early Sunday.
Polymarket traders give a Saudi-Houthi ceasefire by 31 December a 20% chance, down 11 points in a week.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 90+ reports worldwide
- Middle East Eye
- reports the Houthi threat as a renewed warning after the airport split into domestic and international terminals
- Al-Monitor
- frames the reopening as a two-week closure and notes the Houthi attack was the deadliest in the kingdom in over a decade
- Reuters
- ties the airport threat to Saudi Arabia's expanded strikes in Yemen and the Houthi seizure of Red Sea coast territory
Sources: Middle East Eye, Al-Monitor, Reuters