Travel Chaos Eases as Gulf Nations Reopen Airspace

Air-travel disruptions started to ease in the Middle East after a ceasefire deal was reached between Israel and Iran and several Gulf states reopened their airspace.

- Bloomberg

DUBAI:

National carriers in the Gulf resumed flights during the night, with operations restarting at some of the world's busiest airports. Hubs in Doha and Dubai had closed briefly in preparation for Iran's missile strike on Monday at a US air base in Qatar.

Airports in Bahrain and Kuwait were also operating again on Tuesday, though foreign carriers remained cautious, cancelling flights and staying away from a region through which millions of passengers pass every month.