What does closure of Qatar airspace mean for flights across Middle East? - UK travellers were first to be hit by Qatar airspace closure as dozens of diversions began – with Gatwick flight sent to Riya ...

Qatar said on Monday it had shut down its airspace temporarily, hours after U.S. and British authorities contacted their citizens there recommending that they shelter in place until further notice.

As a crisis in the Middle East intensifies, Qatar — which hosts the largest U.S. military base in the region — is temporarily closing its airspace.

Missile strikes from Iran prompted the UAE and Qatar to close their airspace, disrupting global air travel, especially flights to and from India. Numerous flights were diverted, returned, or grounded, ...

Social media users have spotted a 'scary’ detail on a Flight Radar map after Qatar temporarily closed its airspace amid missile strikes in the Middle East.

The United Arab Emirates has closed its airspace following missile strikes launched by Iran targeting U.S. positions in Qatar and Iraq. The information was reported by Flightradar24 […] ...

Airlines were on fresh alert late on Monday after Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait closed their countries’ airspace temporarily as Iran attacked the Al Udeid U.S. military base in Doha, the latest upheaval ...

The US embassy in Qatar has also lifted its shelter-in-place order and said operations will resume as normal on Tuesday.

In the world of global aviation, disruption is a given. Weather, technical issues, strikes, and geopolitical tensions occasionally conspire to test even the most robust ...

Qatar temporarily closes airspace as Iran threatens retaliation for US strikes on nuclear sites. U.S. Embassy advises citizens to shelter in place.

Following an Iranian attack on the Al Udeid U.S. military base in Doha, several Gulf nations, including Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, have closed their airspace. These closures ...