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How do airlines adjust their routes to closed airspace?
- Airspace closures trigger NOTAMs and cross-border ATC coordination to safely re-route flights.
- Safety and security assessments guide route decisions, not just weather or efficiency concerns.
- Contingency routes may keep flights moving, reducing extra flying time during disruptions.
- ICAO and IATA coordinate with regional ATCs to prepare for increased traffic during closures.
- Airlines may space arrivals or take slightly longer routes to manage safety with higher demand.
- Most impacted travelers experience delays rather than cancellations during closures.
- Airlines urge passengers to stay informed through the airline for any delay updates.
- Airspace management focuses on balancing demand and capacity with trained air traffic controllers.
- Airlines may reroute around conflicts when safety parameters require it.
- Travelers should check updates through airline channels for the latest flight status.
- The industry views airspace disruptions as a standardised situation, with established resilience.
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