Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain have reopened their airspace following a precautionary suspension triggered by Iran's attack on a US air base near Doha.
Early Tuesday local time, Qatar’s General Civil Aviation Authority announced the resumption of air traffic and a return to normal operations after taking necessary safety measures.
تُعلن الهيئة العامة للطيران المدني عن استئناف حركة الملاحة الجوية في أجواء دولة قطر وعودة الأجواء إلى وضعها الطبيعي، بعد اتخاذ التدابير اللازمة بالتنسيق مع الجهات المختصة.
— الطيران المدني (@CAAQATAR) June 23, 2025
وتُشيد الهيئة بالتعاون الكبير الذي أظهره جميع الشركاء وبجهود كافة الجهات في الدولة لضمان سلامة وأمن الطيران… pic.twitter.com/DC5QpuQJ8l
The Authority praised the cooperation of national partners in ensuring the security of Qatari airspace.
Kuwait’s Civil Aviation also confirmed that air traffic at Kuwait International Airport has resumed, citing regional stability and coordination with international bodies.
#Kuwait Civil Aviation announced reopening of airspace & resumption of air traffic in International Airport.
— Kuwait News Agency - English Feed (@kuna_en) June 23, 2025
The move was in collaboration with relevant bodies, following stabilization of surrounding situation.https://t.co/eZULNk4FPT#Kuna pic.twitter.com/lPkBMNXoAE
Bahrain’s Civil Aviation Affairs also announced the complete reopening of the kingdom’s airspace.
While operations are returning to normal, travelers are advised to check with airlines, as delays and schedule changes may still occur.
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