The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has extended the flight warning for the Middle East conflict airspace until May 1st.

On April 24th, local time, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency issued a notice stating that it has extended the validity of its warnings covering the conflict zones in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf until May 1, 2026. This extension was due to escalating military conflicts between the United States, Israel, and Iran, resulting in continued high risks for civil aviation. The notice explicitly advises EU airlines and third-country operators authorized by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency to cease flight operations at all altitudes in the affected airspace and closely follow official guidelines.