Sana’a Airport Set to Resume Operations a Week After Israeli Destruction

Media sources affiliated with the Yemeni Houthi group announced on Wednesday the completion of rehabilitation work at Sana'a International Airport and its return to service, a week after violent Israeli airstrikes completely put it out of service.

Sana’a Airport Set to Resume Operations a Week After Israeli Destruction

Technical and engineering teams reportedly completed preparations in the “departure and arrival halls, VIP lounges, the airport’s main runway and docking areas."

The airport in Sanaa, the capital of Yemen, is expected to resume operations tomorrow, a week after it was shut down following the Israeli attack on it. A post by the airport management on the X network said that the resumption of operations comes at the end of a week of work to repair the damage from the IDF attack. More details soon. The post A week after the attack: Sanaa airport will resume operations tomorrow appeared first on srugim.