UAE says air traffic back to normal after precautionary measures lifted
The aviation authority said air traffic has returned to normal after a security assessment, while real-time monitoring will continue to protect safety.
- On Saturday, the United Arab Emirates resumed normal air traffic operations after lifting precautionary measures that had been in place since February 28.
- Restrictions were originally imposed on February 28 following the start of the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, which disrupted regional airspace and prompted safety measures.
- The GCAA confirmed the decision followed comprehensive assessment of security conditions, stating, "Following a comprehensive evaluation of operational and security conditions, we have officially lifted the temporary precautionary measures previously in place."
- Neighboring nations including Bahrain, Iraq, Kuwait, and Syria had previously lifted similar restrictions after the United States and Iran agreed to a ceasefire, easing regional travel disruptions.
- While the truce remains in effect, the GCAA will continue real-time monitoring to ensure the highest levels of aviation safety for all travelers in the region.
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Iranian counterattacks hit many countries in the Gulf region, the United Arab Emirates especially with the tourist metropolis Dubai. Now, normality is to return in the airspace.
Iran's counterattacks hit many countries in the Gulf region, particularly the United Arab Emirates with its tourist metropolis Dubai. Now, normalcy is to be restored in the airspace.
Iran's counterattacks have hit several states in the Gulf region, especially the United Arab Emirates. After weeks of restrictions, airspace is now to be gradually re-normalized.
UAE says air traffic returns to normal, precautionary measures lifted
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