Kuwait: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) confirmed on Monday that Kuwait has reopened its airspace following a brief suspension. The closure was initially enforced in response to precautionary actions taken by neighboring countries and out of concern for national security and safety. The DGCA assured that normal air traffic operations have now resumed.
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