- UAE emphasises commitment to “highest standards” of safety.
- Precautionary steps implemented after Feb 28 fully withdrawn: UAE.
- Efforts will continue to ensure safe travel in UAE’s airspace: officials.
ABU DHABI: Aviation authorities in the United Arab Emirates said air traffic has returned to normal across the country’s airspace, with all precautionary measures introduced in recent weeks now lifted.
The decision follows a comprehensive assessment of operational and security conditions, officials said, adding that the move was taken in coordination with relevant authorities.
Authorities confirmed that precautionary steps implemented after February 28 have been fully withdrawn, allowing full restoration of flight operations.
They emphasised their continued commitment to maintaining the highest standards of aviation safety, with real-time monitoring systems remaining in place to oversee air traffic and security.
Officials added that efforts will continue to ensure safe, smooth and efficient travel for passengers across the UAE’s airspace.