Shivansh Tiwary

3 weeks ago | independent.co.uk | Lisa Barrington |Joanna Plucinska |Shivansh Tiwary

Airlines are facing increased operational and financial burdens due to the rise in global conflict zones, including threats from missiles and airspace closures. Airspace closures around Russia, Ukraine, the Middle East, and parts of Africa are forcing airlines into expensive, last-minute re-routings. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict and drone activity near Russian airports have led to commercial flights sharing airspace with potential hazards, raising safety concerns.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Lisa Barrington |Joanna Plucinska |Shivansh Tiwary

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3 weeks ago | independent.co.uk | Lisa Barrington |Joanna Plucinska |Shivansh Tiwary

With airspace closures around Russia and Ukraine, throughout the Middle East and in parts of Africa, airlines are left with fewer optionsLisa Barrington,Joanna Plucinska,Shivansh TiwaryAirlines are facing an increasing burden on operations and profitability due to the rise in global conflict zones, industry executives have warned. Carriers are struggling with the threat from missiles and drones, airspace closures, location spoofing, and the risk of passenger flights being shot down.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Lisa Barrington |Shivansh Tiwary |Joanna Plucinska

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3 weeks ago | kfgo.com | Lisa Barrington |Shivansh Tiwary |Joanna Plucinska

By Lisa Barrington, Shivansh Tiwary and Joanna PlucinskaNEW DELHI (Reuters) – Proliferating conflict zones are an increasing burden on airline operations and profitability, executives say, as carriers grapple with missiles and drones, airspace closures, location spoofing and the shoot-down of another passenger flight. Airlines are racking up costs and losing market share from cancelled flights and expensive re-routings, often at short notice.