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General · 8 April 2026

Airlines face risks flying near war zones

Airlines face risks flying near war zones

Passengers and crews face rising safety concerns as flights operate close to conflict areas. A report says no commercial planes have been shot down in the current war, but at least five parked aircraft have been hit and several incidents caused alarm. Airlines must balance safety risks with costs, often relying on mixed intelligence and guidance when deciding routes. 

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