The Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority has declared that Iraqi airspace is now reopened to air traffic effective immediately, citing improvements in the situation and a return to normalcy. The authority’s statement noted that this decision enables the resumption of civilian flight operations, including both arrivals and departures.
Additionally, it confirmed that the facility is fully equipped to restart operations, with all necessary systems in place to manage air traffic as flights begin to take off again.
The authority also mentioned that technical and logistical plans are being implemented to restore scheduled services to international destinations. These measures are being coordinated with relevant aviation authorities to ensure a smooth and gradual resumption of operations.
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According to the announcement, preparations have been established to support the return of regular air traffic, emphasizing operational readiness across all services.
This reopening signifies the restoration of airspace access after a period of disruption, with officials stating that conditions are now favorable for the safe resumption of aviation activities.
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(Edited by : Shoma Bhattacharjee)
