After days of near-complete aviation paralysis across the Gulf, Qatar has begun partially reopening its airspace, offering a small but significant sign of relief for thousands of stranded travellers and airlines struggling to navigate one of the region’s biggest aviation disruptions in years. The move comes amid the ongoing military confrontation between Iran, Israel and the United States, which has triggered missile strikes, drone attacks and widespread airspace closures across the Middle East.
While Qatar’s skies are gradually reopening, authorities warn that the situation remains volatile and commercial flights are still heavily restricted.
