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Baghdad, June 8 (Petra) — Iraq’s Civil Aviation Authority (ICAA)
announced Monday that the country’s airspace is reopened to flights
arriving at or departing from all its airports, with air operations
resuming under approved operational procedures.
The ICAA announced a temporary closure of its airspace on Sunday
evening following a flareup of tension in the region.
It said in a statement today that today’s decision covers the
resumption of air traffic across all airports in Iraq, ensuring a
smooth movement of flights.
However, it said it will continue to monitor and assess the regional
situation in coordination with relevant authorities to maintain the
highest levels of safety and security.
//Petra// NQ
