Kuwaiti authorities have decided to reopen the country's airspace for the first time since the start of the US-Israeli war against Iran, KUNA news agency reported, citing Civil Aviation Authority Director General Hamoud Mubarak.
"The airspace at Kuwait International Airport was reopened on Thursday following a temporary precautionary suspension of air traffic since February 28 due to the situation in the region",
Mubarak stated.
According to Mubarak, Kuwait is preparing for a phased resumption of air traffic and that a damage assessment of several airport facilities has been completed.
Kuwaiti airlines Kuwait Airways and Jazeera Airways are set to resume flights starting Sunday.
