SIA and Scoot had only recently resumed flights over Iranian airspace on June 27.
SINGAPORE – Singapore Airlines and budget carrier Scoot have stopped using Iranian airspace since 1.30am on Aug 2, an SIA spokesperson said.
“We will continue to closely monitor the situation in the Middle East, and adjust our flight paths as needed,” added the spokesperson. No flights have been cancelled.Reuters reported that OpsGroup, a membership-based organisation that shares flight risk information, advised in a bulletin for traffic between Asia and Europe to avoid Iranian and Iraqi airspace.
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