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Algeria closes airspace for Emirate-registered aircraft

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Algeria has excluded civilian and military aircraft with registration in the United Arab Emirates. The measure is related to the deterioration of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

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Algeria closes its airspace to civilian and military aircraft registered in UAE

Source date: 11.09.2026 · German published: 15.10.2026. The summary shall reflect the declared status; subsequent developments may deviate therefrom.

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