Iraq lifts no-fly zone for civilians

The Iraqi authorities officially announced the lifting of the ban on restricted areas in their airspace. This comes after more than a decade of civil flight restrictions in large parts of the airspace since ISIS took control of parts of the country in 2014. The Iraqi Ministry of Transport confirmed that these areas had been reserved for military and security operations, and they are now accessible to civil aviation after ensuring they are no longer used for military activities. This development enhances airspace flexibility and facilitates flight operations. This progress follows technical and organizational efforts that have lasted over 10 years, aimed at improving airspace management and developing its routes. It is considered a significant step toward fully resuming flights in those regions.

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