Iran has once more shut its central and western airspace for worldwide transit flights on Wednesday, in keeping with the assertion of Civil Aviation Group. The transfer, which impacts key air corridors utilized by world airways, comes amid rising regional tensions and safety considerations.The restriction impacts solely overflight routes , with no permissions granted for landings or take-offs at airports inside the affected zones. This marks the second main closure in current weeks, following related disruptions in June linked to regional instability.Aviation officers stated the choice was made for operational security and shall be reviewed based mostly on ongoing threat assessments. Airways flying between Europe and Asia could face longer routes and elevated gas prices because of this.Iran had reopened these corridors solely days earlier after a quick ceasefire within the area, however recent considerations have triggered renewed warning.
