Kuwait City: Kuwaiti authorities announced, on Monday evening, the suspension of outgoing flights due to regional developments. The Kingdom of Bahrain also announced the temporary closure of its airspace, while EgyptAir confirmed the suspension of its flights to and from countries in the region due to security tensions.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the suspension comes amid increasing security tensions in the region that have prompted these nations to take precautionary measures. The decision reflects the concerns over the safety of passengers and the need to assess the situation before allowing air travel to resume.

In Kuwait, the suspension of flights is part of a broader strategy to ensure public safety and monitor unfolding events. The authorities have not specified when the flights might resume, indicating that they will continue to evaluate the situation closely.

Bahrain has similarly halted flights and closed its airspace temporarily. This decision affects both incoming and outgoing flights, and the authorities are working to manage the impact on travelers and airlines.

EgyptAir’s decision to suspend flights to and from countries in the region is aimed at minimizing risks associated with the current security environment. The airline is coordinating with relevant authorities to determine when it will be safe to resume operations.