US EditionMiddle East: Air France Continues Repatriation Flights to Extend Its Czib Until 11 March
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The EASA has decided to extend until 11 March 2026 its conflict zone information bulletin (CZIB) for the Middle East and the Persian Gulf, confirming that the region remains considered a zone of high air volatility, although traffic is slowly starting to resume. Since 28 February, more than 65,000 scheduled flights have been deployed in the region, including more than 37,000 cancelled flights, drawing a "holed sky" over the large Gulf hubs.
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has extended its recommendation not to fly to the Middle East and the Persian Gulf until next Wednesday, March 11, in a second extension following the escalation of tension following last Saturday’s U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran. The situation has led to the closure of most airports in the region, causing thousands of flights to be cancelled and affecting global connectivity as some operate as ‘hub’ …
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