EASA said on Sept. 30 that civil aviation safety risks have
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2026-10-01 00:20:03
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EASA said on Sept. 30 that civil aviation safety risks have risen after Houthi forces expanded attacks on Saudi targets and recommended operators avoid flying at any altitude in the Saudi airspace areas it specified. It said Houthi strikes on maritime, energy and infrastructure targets have increased in frequency and scope since September, and that southern and southwestern Saudi airspace near Houthi-controlled areas is particularly exposed. The agency warned that more missile and drone strikes and increased air-defence activity raise the risk of misidentification of civil aircraft, interception and falling debris.
