The Arab Air Carriers’ Organization (AACO) has issued a formal condemnation of recent attacks targeting airports in the Gulf region, asserting that such actions breach international norms and threaten regional security. Based in Beirut, AACO represents nearly 40 airlines across the Arab world, emphasizing the need for stability in the Gulf airspace.
According to reports submitted by regional aviation authorities, several airports have been targeted, raising concerns about safety and security for airlines operating in the area. The organization urges all stakeholders to adhere to diplomatic and international protocols to prevent further escalation.
"Attacks on civil airports undermine the principles of international aviation and pose risks to global connectivity," said a spokesperson for AACO. The statement calls for concerted efforts to de-escalate tensions and maintain peace within the region, underscoring the importance of respecting international norms.
The condemnations come at a time of heightened regional tensions, with the aviation community closely monitoring security developments. The organization reaffirmed its commitment to promoting safe and secure air travel across the Gulf and Arab economies.
