US EditionKuwait Civil Aviation diverts planes to neighboring countries due to heavy fog
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On Friday, the Civil Aviation Authority announced the resumption of air traffic at Kuwait International Airport from 7:45 a.m., following improved weather conditions and high horizontal visibility.
On Thursday, Basra International Airport received seven Kuwaiti aircraft, which were forced to land as a result of the poor weather conditions in Kuwait, due to heavy fog, which caused a decline in horizontal visibility and made it impossible for the aircraft to land there.
Flights diverted from Kuwait International Airport due to dense fog - Times Kuwait
The Public Authority for Civil Aviation (PACA) announced that several inbound flights to Kuwait were diverted to airports in neighboring countries on Tuesday due to low visibility caused by heavy fog. The move was taken to ensure the safety of passengers and aircrews. PACA spokesman Abdullah Al-Rajhi said that visibility at the airport dropped to less than 100 meters, making takeoff and landing unsafe. “A number of incoming flights were diverted…
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