The Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority has announced that Iraqi airspace is now open to air traffic effective immediately, attributing this decision to the stabilization of conditions and a return to normalcy. The authority’s statement confirmed that this move allows for the restart of civilian flight operations, encompassing both incoming and outgoing flights.
Additionally, they stated that the facility is fully equipped to resume operations, with all the necessary systems ready to manage air traffic as flights progressively resume.
The authority also mentioned that technical and logistical measures are being implemented to restore scheduled services to international locations. These efforts are being coordinated with relevant aviation bodies to ensure a seamless and gradual revival of operations.
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The statement indicated that preparations have been made to facilitate the return of regular air traffic, emphasizing a focus on readiness across all operations.
This reopening signifies the resumption of airspace access after a disruption period, with officials noting that conditions are now deemed safe for the reactivation of aviation operations.
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(Edited by : Shoma Bhattacharjee)
