Sky at a Turning Point: Middle East Airspace Closures Upend Global Flight Paths
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Conflict-driven closures across Middle East airspace are forcing long-haul reroutes, increasing flight times and fuel burn, displacing crews, and potentially raising ticket prices as airlines rely on risk monitoring and contingency planning amid broader, global ripple effects.
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