Middle East flight chaos hits Dubai, Erbil and key hubs
Air travel across the Middle East faced heavy disruption today, with 910 delays reported at major hubs and ripple effects for routes through Dubai and Erbil.
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Southwest Links St. Maarten With Denver and Panama City Gateways
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Ukraine Warns ICAO of Rising Safety Risks in Russian Skies
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