Dubai: (RightNow) The Aviation Safety Agency has issued a warning of serious threats in the airspace of Gulf countries due to security concerns. The agency has advised airlines to avoid using the airspace of Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE until July 29.

According to the advisory, flights over the Gulf of Oman should also be avoided. The current situation poses risks to civil aviation from military operations and missile attacks.

The Aviation Safety Agency has instructed airlines to adopt alternative routes for passenger safety. They have been advised to reassess the threats and continuously monitor the situation.

This measure is crucial to ensure the safety of passenger and cargo flights in the region. Airlines have been urged to take immediate action in light of the current severity.

It is noteworthy that during the US-Iran conflict, flights in the Middle East were also affected. At that time, flight cancellations and fare increases caused difficulties for passengers.