Following a temporary closure overnight, Iraq has announced the reopening of its airspace. The Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority confirmed on Sunday that the decision to reopen the airspace was made after successfully mitigating all risks that previously posed a threat to the safety and security of civil aviation in Iraq.
The closure of the airspace occurred on Saturday night as a precautionary measure. This action was taken following a thorough risk assessment conducted by Iraqi authorities to ensure the protection of airspace users and maintain the integrity of the aviation system.
The Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority emphasized the importance of prioritizing the safety and security of civil aviation operations in the region. By swiftly addressing the identified risks and implementing necessary measures, Iraq aims to uphold international aviation standards and safeguard the well-being of passengers and aircraft.
While the specific details of the risks that led to the temporary closure have not been disclosed, the reopening of Iraq's airspace signifies a return to normalcy for air travel in the region. The decision to resume operations comes as a relief to airlines and passengers who rely on the efficient functioning of airspace for their travel needs.
As Iraq reopens its airspace, authorities continue to monitor the situation closely and remain vigilant against any potential threats that may arise. By maintaining a proactive approach to aviation security, Iraq demonstrates its commitment to ensuring the smooth and safe operation of civil aviation services.
