The United Arab Emirates' General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has announced the full restoration of normal air traffic operations across the nation's airspace. This declaration follows the lifting of temporary precautionary measures that had been in effect since February 28, coinciding with the commencement of the 'US-Israel-Iran war'.
The GCAA stated that the decision to resume standard operations was made after a thorough evaluation of prevailing operational and security conditions. This assessment was conducted in close collaboration with relevant governmental and security entities. Real-time monitoring systems are to remain active, ensuring continuous oversight of air traffic and security to uphold the highest standards of aviation safety.
The authority acknowledged the cooperation extended by passengers and airlines during the period of these implemented restrictions. Technical and operational teams within the GCAA have been affirmed as fully prepared to address any future developments. The public has been advised to seek information solely from official sources.
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The precautionary measures were enacted shortly after the 'US-Israel-Iran war' began on February 28. The lifting of these measures signifies a return to routine flight operations, with the GCAA reiterating its commitment to ensuring safe, smooth, and efficient travel throughout the UAE's airspace.
