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What happens to air travel in Afghanistan after US withdrawal? Who controls the airspace?

John CoxComments Off on What happens to air travel in Afghanistan after US withdrawal? Who controls the airspace?

On Sunday, airlines were told that Afghanistan no longer has civilian air traffic control services, and the airport has closed to commercial flights.

     
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