Iran closes airspace again: Tehran cites 'operational safety'; global flights face delays, detours
Iran has once again laid down parts of the airspace, including the routes near Tehran, citing reliability problems between regional tensions. This decision has caused significant disruption to global airlines, forcing them to rebuild flights and defer passengers around the world. Many international carriers confirmed that they had to accommodate their flying roads or interrupt operations in the Iranian airspace to secure passenger safety. Civil Aviation Authority of Iran said the closure is a precaution to prevent risk due to unpaid operating issues. Airlines such as Lufthansa and Emirates have reportedly changed the program to escape from the affected airspace. This stops when stress in the Middle East is high, which often affects commercial aviation roads due to safety risk. Passengers traveling on long -term routes between Europe, Asia and the Middle East should expect that long -term flight time and become possible until the situation is stable. The global aviation community monitors updates.
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