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UAE says air traffic back to normal after precautionary measures lifted
The aviation authority said it lifted temporary measures after a security review and will keep monitoring airspace as regional conflict disruptions ease.
- On Saturday, the United Arab Emirates resumed normal air traffic operations after lifting precautionary measures that had been in place since February 28.
- Restrictions were originally imposed on February 28 following the start of the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, which disrupted regional airspace and prompted safety measures.
- The GCAA confirmed the decision followed comprehensive assessment of security conditions, stating, "Following a comprehensive evaluation of operational and security conditions, we have officially lifted the temporary precautionary measures previously in place."
- Neighboring nations including Bahrain, Iraq, Kuwait, and Syria had previously lifted similar restrictions after the United States and Iran agreed to a ceasefire, easing regional travel disruptions.
- While the truce remains in effect, the GCAA will continue real-time monitoring to ensure the highest levels of aviation safety for all travelers in the region.
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Iran's counterattacks have hit several states in the Gulf region, especially the United Arab Emirates. After weeks of restrictions, airspace is now to be gradually re-normalized.
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After weeks of restrictions imposed due to the US-Israeli war with Iran
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